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By: Kira Wagner | 04/12/2006 | Communication
If your business isn't moving forward the way you desire, consider the language you use being the place to start. Take a moment, make a small change and realize a big difference.

Listen Up! the Secret to Becoming a Great Communicator
By: Keith Harmeyer | 17/10/2007 | Business
The world's greatest communicators know, it's not so much what you say, but what you hear that counts!

Unique Ways To Make Money Online
By: Obinna Heche | 15/06/2006 | Advertising
When it comes to the Web, you may know there are many people utilizing it each day to make a full time income right from their own home.

Cold Calling: Not Just for Fools, Crazies and Door to Door Salesmen Anymore
By: Jack Deal | 09/01/2008 | Sales
Cold calling is everyone's bane. But it needn't be. Getting out does wonders for the mind and body and sometimes even the pocketbook...

Tired of Your J-O-B?
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If you're working a regular j-o-b and tired of the daily grind, you may be thinking how great it would be to have your own business and be your own boss. Or maybe you probably have ideas about how you could manage the job or department better.

Managing Customer Complaints With Your Business
By: Zachary Thompson | 10/01/2008 | Business
Part of owning a home business is providing customer service to your clients. There is a great deal of information that can be helpful when providing customer service. One issue that should be addressed is managing customer complaints for your home business. There is no way to keep everyone happy...

Burgers And Bulldozers: New Franchise Roundup
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With hundreds of new franchise concepts being started every year, it is nearly impossible to keep track of the freshest ideas. Here is an update of two new franchises and how they have fared in their first several months of franchising.

Top Online Money Making Ideas
By: Pawel Reszka | 11/01/2008 | Marketing
The world of Internet is brimming with ideas to make money. While we can't bring all the wonderful ways in which you can make money online, we would like to focus on the top five ways to make money online. Though these methods were not easily available before, but due...

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Undersell, Overdeliver
By: Charlie Karlheinz Lang | 08/07/2008
This article shows us how salespeople can undersell and overdeliver to get more success in sales.

Would You Like to Take the Pain Out of Giving Constructive Feedback? the Seven Steps
By: Julie Ellis | 08/07/2008
Pretty much all of us feel uncomfortable about giving feedback. If we don't know how to do it effectively, we can either avoid it or make a mess of the communication. This article gives the 7 steps in how to give constructive feedback in a way that works. It begins by asking us first to take responsibility for our own reactions so that they don't get in the way and then gives a step by step guide to achieving a positive outcome.

Are You a 'people-friendly' Manager?
By: Pat Brill | 08/07/2008
A "people friendly" environment reduces stress, decreases turnover, and supports higher levels of performance with employees. Organizations today are addressing the "people friendly" environment with additional programs that support work-life balance. And..that is great.

Locate Employment 101
By: Ed Opperman | 08/07/2008
Most people find services more convenient and easy. It takes away much of the arguments that come along with serving papers or repossessing property.

Connaught Opens Fund For Investors Tired of Products
By: Mark Smalls | 08/07/2008
Connaught Asset Management has launched a Guaranteed Low Risk Income fund, which company executives said is aimed at investors who have lost their appetite for investment products. It promises to pay a guaranteed annual return of at least 8.15 per cent, by investing in low-risk, short-term bridging financing. Investors who put in...

Capita Buys up Land For Future Planning
By: Nigel Walter | 08/07/2008
Funds seeking the UK sites most likely to obtain planning permission for buildings. Capita is to launch two funds to snap up land that could be used to meet the government's target to develop 4.2m homes over the next 20 years. Connaught Asset Management has been appointed by Capita as the specialist...

How to Expand an Office Cleaning/ Janitorial Business
By: Brent Wale | 08/07/2008
If you own and operate an office cleaning/ janitorial business, or looking to start one,Here's a way you can explode your income in your office cleaning/janitorial business without even getting any new accounts.

Feedback as a Competitive Sport
By: Jennifer Selby Long | 08/07/2008
A common roadblock to success is the use of feedback to win, to dominate the person seen as the opponent. Dealing with this can affect your happiness and your sanity. Organizations in which leaders and managers routinely share high-quality feedback are easier to scale and have fewer nagging problems and less operational drag.

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The Anti-Social Mobile Effect
By: Jonathon Hardcastle | 17/11/2006 | Advertising
Traveling with any type of public transportation vehicle today in a metropolitan city, one could easily assert that the common mobile use has embraced different societies and penetrated the communication practices of people of all ages.

Increasing Navigation Safety
By: Jonathon Hardcastle | 17/11/2006 | Advertising
It is in fact a horrifying moment the one when a computer user realizes that a virus has managed to penetrate his or her CPU system and destroyed years of data and hard work.

The Traditional American Game
By: Jonathon Hardcastle | 17/11/2006 | Business
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The Legacy Of Michael Jordan
By: Jonathon Hardcastle | 17/11/2006 | Business
Although he has been retired for several years now, Michael Jordan is still widely regarded as the greatest basketball player to ever play the game.

Make The Most Of That New Job
By: Jonathon Hardcastle | 12/11/2006 | Careers
So, you've finally landed that exciting new job that you've always wanted. Your juices are flowing and you're eager to start. Of course, your first priority is to make a good impression with the people that count. Here are a few tips to get you started.

The Local Community
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Whether you're buying a residential house for investment purposes or as your home, the local neighborhood and community where it is located will make a big difference in your enjoyment of that property and in your prospects for the future.

The Abcs Of The Stock Market
By: Jonathon Hardcastle | 12/11/2006 | Advice
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By: Jonathon Hardcastle | 12/11/2006 | Affiliate Programs
With all its glitz and glamour, many people believe that working in advertising is all fun and games. Nothing could be father from the truth as advertising agency people are some of the hardest working professionals around.