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7 Tips to Dealing with a Toxic Boss By : Sharon Alexander 7 Tips to Dealing with a Toxic Boss The More Trust, The More Time To Succeed By : Andrew Cox Bill Oncken, in his book Managing Management Time, says that the more trust you have with your "universe " of people, the more time you have to do the things that lead to success. Trust is hard to earn. Once lost it's hard to regain. It's the most precious asset in any relationship - at any level - at any time. Read on to see how a successful Division President builds trust. Explode Your Business from These Business Outsourcing Tips By : Zindy Maseko Try to imagine that you need a business process to be finished. You hire a professional in your country that charges about a hundred dollars to get the job done. This can prove to be too expensive for your company. What if you can get the job done, with the same quality made by a person with the same qualifications as the person you hired before, to do the particular business process at half the price? Business Ethics: Where did they go? By : Kevin McNabb How would you describe the state of ethics in business – including network marketing – today? Is the state of ethics wonderful? How about rock solid? No, I think most people are disgusted with it. They are sick of dishonesty and unethical dealings. How to Prevent Distortion, Rumors, and Hearsay By : Steven Gaffney How to prevent distortion, rumors and hearsay in an organization. Though listening long speeches is difficult this leads to rumors & hearsay. It’s very important to uncover such problems. Lack of listening and hearsay information is real problems and should not be ignored. Check out the basic twelve rules, which will bring a huge difference. http://stevengaffney.com/ The Truth About Membership Sites By : Theresa Cahill I field emails and phone calls weekly from people who have signed up for a program or programs online and need help. How to Say "NO" Graciously By : Daniel Sitter What do you say when asked to do something or take responsibility for a new work project, or sit on another school or church committee or become a scout leader or bake cookies for the local fund-raiser or anything that will require more time than you realistically have available? How do you learn to say no when asked? Corporate Holiday Gifts For The Busy Boss Or Employee By : Titus Hoskins The holiday season is a very hectic time for everyone in the corporate world. Make sure your company doesn't forget Santa this Christmas. Here are some handy corporate gift ideas to reward loyal clients or to acknowledge hard working employees or a great boss. The Heart of Performance: Leading Through Emotions By : Joshua Freedman Leaders who understand the emotional drivers of performance influence people to excel. This creates a positive workplace climate - which predicts 54% of the variation in key competitive drivers. But many organizations see emotional intelligence as a "someday" investment rather than treating it as an area for urgent action. If your organization needs competitive advantage, start here. 5 Tips for Constructive Anger Management at The Workplace By : Brenda Shoshanna Anger can be a lethal force at the workplace, undermining atmosphere, productivity and workplace relaitonships. Based upon her new book, The Anger Diet, Dr. Shoshanna provides five essential steps to take to balance workplace relationships and allow you to easily turn negative feelings into constructive workplace behavior. Why Do We Have Conflict At Work? – The Ubiquitous Position Description By : Bob Selden What causes conflict in the workpéace? Personality differences? Cultural differences? Role ambiguity? This article sets out an interesting perspective. Mirrors All Around By : Dennis Heath In this article Dennis Heath discusses the pros and cons of using 360 degree assessments to measure leadership effectiveness in organisations. If done well 360s can be a revelation to participants and open the door to positive changes in leadership behaviour. Conflict avoidance: don’t let it ruin your business By : Anne Alexander How to talk with someone about a problem – whether it is about a disagreement you are in the midst of, or it is about an agreement they broke with you. Using a FREE Venue Finder By : Mandy Chagger We are a specialist venue finding agency and because we are funded by hotels and conference venues, the service we offer is completely FREE. Choosing the right Venue Finding Specialist for your Event can be difficult. By : Mandy Chagger You're in a pickle; you have an afternoon to find a venue in central London that can host your company AGM. You have 200 delegates that need accommodation and dining, on top of that you have to make sure you have all the correct equipment such as LCD Projectors, Flip Charts, Internet and Email Services. Where do you start? Handy Corporate Gift Ideas For This Holiday Season By : Titus Hoskins Finding appropriate corporate gifts for a large number of employees or workers in your company or organization each holiday season can be a daunting task. Here are some corporate gift ideas and suggestions that will make your job easier... How Friends Became Business Partners -- 7 Ways to Build Your Business and Stay Friends By : Pat Brill The criteria we used to become partners were that we were friends and liked each other and were interested in starting an internet business. The fact that we were different was what attracted us to each other as friends, though those differences can add stress when building a business. The friendship is a great foundation but alone it is not enough to create a strong partnership. Murder, Policies and Procedures By : Dot Olonovich Policies and procedures are often ineffective, and sometimes the results can be downright dangerous. Find out how you can make the most of your policies and procedures to keep your company and people safe and productive. Working With Dominant People By : William Frank Diedrich Dealing with dominant people can be difficult, but it doesn't have to be. It's not so much about managing them as it is about managing your own tendencies. The tendency of most people is to avoid dominant people and then complain to others. This does not work. Instead be clear, honest, and straight forward. An understanding of how dominant people function will help you gain influence.

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