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    The Fallacy of Performance Reviews
    Every year the dance begins. Supervisors and managers know they’ll soon have to do the annual performance review for all of their employees. They get the notice from HR reminding them of the deadlines. They get copies of the forms that will be used. They may even get some training on how to use the forms or conduct the reviews more effectively. Every few years the process will change – either in
    ithout asking any questions.

    The main reason being, people respect and trust their d

    Accomplishments and Your Resume
    How do you determine what accomplishments to include on your resume?Think about what you do each day at your job and how you demonstrate your proficiency at various tasks. What makes you so good at what you do? How do you exhibit your determination to succeed? Dig a bit into the why’s and how’s of what you do so well and you will start to understand the essence of true achievement.What i
    If you went to see your doctor, and he mentioned a particular over the counter drug to you, or a particular type of food that was healthy, chances are, you would listen to this advice, than go out and buy the product.

    Why is it that when a doctor recommends a product, people buy it without any hesitation, without talking it over with their spouse, and without asking any questions.

    The main reason being, people respect and trust their do

    The Ultimate Survival Skill for The Information Age
    We're living in incredibly turbulent times.The well spring of this uncertainty lies in one of the characteristics of the newly-arrived Information Age. Business people are being buffeted by an increasingly rapid rate of change. Consider this. In 1900, the total amount of knowledge available to mankind was doubling about every 500 years. In 1990, it was doubling about every two years.Imag
    , or a particular type of food that was healthy, chances are, you would listen to this advice, than go out and buy the product.

    Why is it that when a doctor recommends a product, people buy it without any hesitation, without talking it over with their spouse, and without asking any questions.

    The main reason being, people respect and trust their d

    Do Your Employees Really Enjoy Working For You?
    Did you know that 95% of pharmaceutical employees respond favorably when asked about their product and services at their organization? (source: TrainingMag Aug/06).What are the key reasons why employees leave?The 10 most frequently mentioned issues that employees say companies do poorly are:• Poor management--uncaring and unprofessional managers; overworking staff; no res
    ice, than go out and buy the product.

    Why is it that when a doctor recommends a product, people buy it without any hesitation, without talking it over with their spouse, and without asking any questions.

    The main reason being, people respect and trust their d

    How to Plan a Successful Business Meeting
    It can take just as much time and preparation to arrange a successful business meeting as to plan all the 'business' to be covered within the meeting itself. And if one thing hasn't changed in the realm of business over the years, it's a sense of timeliness, precision, and utmost professionalism. How can you ensure that your next business meeting goes over flawlessly? By keeping a few very basic direc
    ct, people buy it without any hesitation, without talking it over with their spouse, and without asking any questions.

    The main reason being, people respect and trust their d

    To Follow-up or Not to Follow-up
    IntroductionIn government offices, with Insurance companies, in relations of Customer/Client and Service Provider and even in corporate world, at times we follow-up with the concerned person to know and to ensure if our work has been done or not. I personally don’t like this act of follow-ups; I don’t encourage such activities and I don’t appreciate that. I feel that by following-up you are ins
    ithout asking any questions.

    The main reason being, people respect and trust their doctors, they see them as experts on medical topics, even though they are not authorities on every subject.

    The relationship between a doctor and patient is built on trust and developed over time, therefore a doctor doesn’t have to sell anything, he simply has to recommend things, and people will buy.

    Unfortunately, for sales people, it just isn’t t

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