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Digg it UP - Managing People for Profit
It’s 7.00am on a Monday Morning, and you reach over to hit the snooze button on your alarm clock one more time, before you roll out of bed to begin the process of getting ready for another day at work.Let me ask you a question – is that you?The reality is that it is everybody at one time or another. But what is it that energizes those of us that are successful into beating that alarm clock up in the morning. That is, in getting out of bed and ready to face the day before that alarm clock has even considered giving its morning wail?As simple as it sounds, it is their passion for what they want to achieve.You see, successful people have decided
The study covered over two hundred organisations, one hundred and fifty of which were Fortune 500 companies and measured five key indicators of p
How you look affects your self esteem and how your business looks affects your bottom line. But what if you need to improve your business image but have minimal staff or budget to support those changes?Not to worry. There are some simple tips you can apply that cost nothing or next-to-nothing and that can get almost immediate results. So where do you start? First, you need a plan.Plan Your BrandA facelift, also known as an *identity* plan deserves detailed thought because it involves more than your logo and letterhead. Having a plan assures that everything you put before a potential customer carries a unified image so that the custo
People management, however, contributes directly to the bottom line. Managers who pay insufficient attention to their processes for people management are missing an opportunity to make a substantial difference to their profits.
A ten year study published by Dennis Kravetz in 1996, correlated people management practices with profit performance measures. It revealed that a minimum of one hundred percent improvement in the profit performance measures correlated with high scores of people management practices.
The study covered over two hundred organisations, one hundred and fifty of which were Fortune 500 companies and measured five key indicators of pr
No business can survive without communication. But in a people-oriented business like Reiki it's especially important to keep in touch with others - and not just your clients, either. Here are a few networking tips for anyone who's trying to develop a Reiki practice.The best way to marketWord of mouth may be the best way to promote any business. That's why it's important that you get to know, and keep in touch with, as many people as possible who could help you with your business. Basically, these individuals will fall into three groups - potential clients, current clients, and colleagues (other practitioners).Getting to kno
People management, however, contributes directly to the bottom line. Managers who pay insufficient attention to their processes for people management are missing an opportunity to make a substantial difference to their profits.
A ten year study published by Dennis Kravetz in 1996, correlated people management practices with profit performance measures. It revealed that a minimum of one hundred percent improvement in the profit performance measures correlated with high scores of people management practices.
The study covered over two hundred organisations, one hundred and fifty of which were Fortune 500 companies and measured five key indicators of p
The famous Puma leap or the big yellow "M" reminds all of us the famous "PUMA" and "McDonalds"...No matter how young or how established a company is, they need to make their brand accustomed to their customers. With so many similar kinds of products and services, what makes a company so unique and stand out from rest of the crowd? Or in more simple words "How will your potential customer remember you?” The answer is "YOUR LOGO". It’s the company's logo that makes all the difference.Logos are a unique way of pictorially representing what can be said in a few words or a sentence. Logos can be simple, from a simple dot to a more complicated conglomeration of
A ten year study published by Dennis Kravetz in 1996, correlated people management practices with profit performance measures. It revealed that a minimum of one hundred percent improvement in the profit performance measures correlated with high scores of people management practices.
The study covered over two hundred organisations, one hundred and fifty of which were Fortune 500 companies and measured five key indicators of p
I believe there are two things that will make a small business successful, but there are 3 things that need to be done in business. And as an online business owner, I know it's often easier to do the one thing that doesn't have to be done and unconsciously avoid the two things that make businesses successful.The first one is marketing: You should be marketing more. I'm sure you're saying to my, "I already to a lot of marketing." My answer to you is this: If you want to be in business, increase your marketing efforts.A stunning majority of businesses fail in their first year. Why is this? I believe a major cause is inadequate marketing. Here's why:So
The study covered over two hundred organisations, one hundred and fifty of which were Fortune 500 companies and measured five key indicators of p
As a self-publisher, you become a business person. Your book is your product. Your readers are your customers. When I first made my career change, I didn’t think I had any business savvy. After all, I had been in a social service agency. I did court reports, visited children and parents, and handled emergencies. I was not a welfare worker, so I didn’t deal with money. True enough, I did budgets and clothing orders, but overall, headquarters handled the money.My commerce was in the arena of human suffering, addictions, and family dysfunctions. Back in 1998, I went to a writer’s conference with a business woman, and I spent most of my time delivering poems and look
The study covered over two hundred organisations, one hundred and fifty of which were Fortune 500 companies and measured five key indicators of profitability and correlated them with companies with high people management practice scores versus low people management practice scores.
The detailed results of the key indicators were 16.1% versus 7.4% for sales growth; 18.2% versus 4.4% for profit growth; 6.4% versus 3.3% for profit margin; 16.7% versus 4.7% for growth in earnings per share and 19% versus 8.8% for total returns.
In the companies studied, the increase in profits equated to an average of US$67 million. Companies that improved their scores added US$294 million in profits per company, a gain of 60% over three years. Companies which experienced no change added an initial US$78 million, a gain of 16%. For the eight companies which showed a decline in scores there was a reduction in profit by US$1
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