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May 21 2008: Cross-Cultural Senior Management in Asia by: gsmyth
Building an understanding of the core values via cross-cultural training assists to escape from problems before they culminate into project-defeating disasters. This is where cross-cultural senior management finds significance. This article will provide you with some much needed guidance regarding this.
April 17 2008: 9 Facts About Coaching – You Need to Know by: speedteach
In this article we'll look at the two main types of coaching: life (personal) coaching and business (corporate) coaching.
April 12 2008: Defining Dynamic: Managing the Personalities in your Organization by: Melissa714
The good manager learns from day one that maximizing your resources is essential to good organizational management. Whether it 's people, materials, or money, using the resources on hand is the difference between success and failure.
April 10 2008: Conflict: Beneficial or Just Risky Business by: Melissa714
The stereotype that conflict is always detrimental is coming under attack from many researchers. There is a growing school of thought that conflict can stimulate an energetic and dynamic working environment that shakes apathy and compliancy to its core. However, there is an equally vocal group that finds conflict is always dysfunctional and its consequences can far outweigh any potential benefits.
April 09 2008: 5 Ways to Avoid Employee Burnout by: Melissa714
Burnout in employees and managers continues to be a major and costly issue affecting businesses today. Major inroads have been made in maintaining employee health through the use of Employee Assistance Programs (EAP) and improved employee counseling but days of work lost to depression and a host of other psychological problems continues to cost American employers millions per year.
March 03 2008: How to Organize and Run an Assessment Centre by: perryburns
Because of the increasing burden of legislation, employers are having to show that their recruitment is fair, honest and transparent. This Article discusses why assessment centres are becoming more important in the recruitment process, how they switch the balance of power back to the employer and how to organize one effectively.
October 27 2007: How to Get Your Staff to Bend Over Backwards for You No Matter What by: KarlaJo
Tips for Hiring and Retaining Great Employees. How you treat your employees is more important than you think.
October 14 2007: Safety Training for your Construction Team by: techlh
Construction safety training is sometimes left up to the safety manager, who either takes over the job of training the construction team or designates other personnel such as a site safety coordinator or supervisor to do the training if the manager is too busy with construction projects and other important matters of business.
October 13 2007: Hiring the Perfect Candidate for Your Company by: igbs
Selecting the perfect candidate for a new position is difficult but there are some steps to take to make the selection process easier and not as overwhelming.
October 12 2007: A Winning Spirit Inspires Leaders and Employees to Achieve Greater Success by: drproactive
Many employees dread going to work each day. They are miserable, spending their entire week just waiting for the weekend to arrive. Their work suffers; they don't work up to their potential, feeling unappreciated.
September 04 2007: Eight Simple Rules...To Resolving Conflict and Improving Work Relationships by: ggiesen
Managing conflict with coworkers doesn't have to be difficult. In this article are eight simple rules that should both help you deal with conflict and improve your relationships at work.Rule 1: See co
August 28 2007: Money And Time Will Never Just Be Left Over No Matter How Little You Work Or How Much You Make by: hflasch1
When I worked as a waiter in Austria, my native country, I worked hard (90 hours a week for about nine months in a row, never a day off). An American tourist told me that I was working too hard to ev
August 16 2007: When in Doubt, Side with Skill by: jackdeal
We humans are creatures of habit. That is why 90% of all businesses are not growing or improving. The obvious conclusion is that if we get out of our habits we also get out of the 90% and get into the
May 13 2007: Why Does Work Not Get Done? by: hflasch1
There are perhaps as many reasons why work does not get done as there are unfinished tasks laying around.But lets talk about two major reasons and I guarantee you if and when you fix them, life starts
May 07 2007: Stress in the Workplace - A Management Responsibility by: Wellington
Stress is considered to be the main cause of many medical conditions, including heart problems. At the same time, the nature of stress is multifaceted and difficult to define, and the reasons for its
April 10 2007: 4 Personality Types: Who is the Most Effective? by: dfbfloyd
Discusses personality and behavioral styles with examples of people you might work. We all fall into one of the four classic styles: Dominance, Influence, Steadiness and Conscientiousness. This article explains how to handle people with certain styles and what the differences are.
February 06 2007: Learn How To Interview Applicants by: 24hourwealth
So you are hiring new employees and have narrowed your stack of resumes to the 10 or so top candidates, now it 's time to start setting up interviews. If you dread this portion of the process, you're n
February 05 2007: The Power of Employee Recognition by: logold
What does it take to truly motivate an employee? What breaks an employee 's resistance to showing up on time and lets them work with joy? What makes employees brag about the company that pays them?How
January 26 2007: Firing Employees and Increasing Your Productivity by: KMArticles
Let me start by telling you a story . . .It is four in the morning. The windows to the bakery have clouded over with steam. Outside the roads have been plowed but the snow continues to fall in bursts.
January 18 2007: A Foolproof Termination Letter: Fire Your Employee Quickly And Easily by: KMArticles
The termination letter is an important part of the firing process. Not only does it provide the employee with a formal document, but also it serves as the foundation for your termination meeting. B
January 11 2007: Do You Recognize The 5 Early Warning Signs Of Employee Insubordination? by: KMArticles
Dealing with employee insubordination is a difficult task. If left unchecked, it can snowball into a major problem that affects more than just one employee. As other employees see the insubordinate
December 07 2006: A Four Step Process to Easily Reduce Employee Turnover by: robcam
Would you like to reduce employee turnover? Who wouldn't? Do an internet search of "reduce employee turnover" and you will get lots of technical and complicated advice. Actually reducing turnover is
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