Tag Archives: work
Are you getting the full picture?
Posted on15. Jun, 2010 by susan.
Sometimes we make employment decisions without access to all the facts. When our daughter asked to start piano lessons recently, I didn’t ask to see the teacher’s qualifications before agreeing for her to learn from him. Qualifications are important! So why didn’t I even think to ask? Probably because I’ve had the opportunity to observe not only [...]
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Our August newsletter
Posted on28. Aug, 2009 by susan.
Click on this link to read our latest newsletter. Here’s a quick list of what you will read about in this issue: Performance management White River Design gets ‘Fresh Ideas’ funding More on the Fair Work Act Participate in our poll Free Fair Work seminars (NSW)
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Media multitaskers pay mental price
Posted on27. Aug, 2009 by susan.
Stanford Report, August 24, 2009 by Adam Gorlick Attention, multitaskers (if you can pay attention, that is): Your brain may be in trouble. People who are regularly bombarded with several streams of electronic information do not pay attention, control their memory or switch from one job to another as well as those who prefer to [...]
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People + Practice
Posted on01. May, 2009 by susan.
Mayor of Penrith, Jim Aitken OAM, celebrates 50 years as an entrepreneur this year. Jim’s first enterprise was selling papers, magazines and cigarettes from a window at Penrith railway station. Today his businesses include real estate, restaurants and gift shops and employ over 200 people. We asked Jim to share some of his people management [...]
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More profit from your practice
Posted on25. Apr, 2009 by susan.
How profitable are your people management practices? You already understand the importance of excellent practice management in helping you deliver on your client value proposition. When you look at businesses that really shine, regardless of their size, age, market or niche, their success can always be traced back to having exceptional employees. Attracting and retaining [...]
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Short of time? Worried about money? Lacking energy?
Posted on13. Apr, 2009 by susan.
If you’re a successful financial adviser, it’s because you love your clients and excel at explaining complex issues in simple terms. Doing these things gives you energy and brings in the dollars. To really prosper, you need to spend as much time as possible on these tasks. This blog will help you do that by [...]
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When does a 'group' become a 'team'?
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Fran: Great points made here Susan, I would say that all...
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William Mills: Our CVP is well understood and most importantly it...
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John Drury: Hi Susan I totally agree with your article. Coa...