Favoritism at Work

Any business entity would resolve to hiring qualified people with good background and experience.  Some entities process the hiring by giving series of tests, through evaluations and ratings.  For some, they prefer promoting people from within the organization than hiring new ones. Read the rest of this entry »

Using Humor in Sales

Every person has its own selling style, a natural projection of an individual’s personality. If it is to be done with humor, it has to be done naturally, efficiently and effectively. It is important for every individual to use humor as an added selling style and it has to be developed continuously. Read the rest of this entry »

Keeping Customers Happy

A survey was conducted among hundreds of top performing salespeople from different areas and industry.  As a result, here are some of the best ways to get and keep new customers: Read the rest of this entry »

Stop Dreading the Work Day Ahead

Mr. Benjamin J. Stain once wrote in the Wall Street Journal that any person can become a success through change of outlook in life.  Read the rest of this entry »

Money-less Important…

According to research, money is less important to employees than the feeling of being appreciated and recognized by superiors.

When the basic needs of employees are already met, money can no longer buy something people want, that is, the feeling of being needed by other people.  An employee surely feels better when the praise comes from the boss for satisfactory performance. Read the rest of this entry »