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The Art of Simplicity
In business and in life I think we sometimes make a process harder than it has to be. I for one don’t like to reinvent the wheel – I am constantly looking around for ideas or suggestions on how to make a situation or process easier. But there is something I think we have lost [...]
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Startups: The Rising of Women Entrepreneurs
More and more women are being called entrepreneurs in today’s marketplace. Last week I was able to attend the NYU ‘Women in Startups’ panel, which featured four NYC based entrepreneurs who shared their experiences and advice with an eager crowd of students. Speakers from startups included: SpotOn, Go Try It On, aut faciam, and Rent [...]
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We Have Exciting News- We Have Moved to a New Office…
So if you haven’t noticed we have not written a blog in over two months – we apologize for that ….however, we have been busy getting ready for our office move. The adventure started some 7 months ago when we realized we had out grown our current space (which was a two room office suite). [...]
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Employee-Customer Interaction Starts with Engagement
The focus of building a trusting relationship with customers takes time and patience…but what else? In a recent post from Brian Solis, he says that changing your company’s focus to the quality of the customer experience should be top-most on your list of company priorities. Once in a while, we come across an experience where [...]
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“What Makes a Top Performer in Business?” Series: Part I
Sitting on my shelf collecting dust bunnies since last fall, I finally decided to pick up and open the book Talent is Overrated by Geoff Colvin. What suddenly peaked my interest in the talent subject was graduating exactly a year ago and where I have come in my career since then. It got me thinking [...]
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I’m a Start-Up, and I Need to Start Hiring… Now What?
What is going to make your business grow? Hiring the right people. What is the most important asset to your organization? Hiring the right people. How are you going to meet your business objectives? Hiring the right people. Yet most organizations don’t take the time to really think about how, who, or when they are [...]
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The Importance of Setting Personal Goals
With all the hustle and bustle of our daily jobs, it might be easy to forget about the importance of setting personal goals. Chernee’s recent post about the value of taking time away from stress falls right into this category. Just a couple of weeks ago, I was running my second half-marathon in Disney World. [...]
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