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Personal Grooming: 8 Top Reasons Why You Can't Take It For Granted In Your Career
Most people when they landed “the dream job” after an interview or even got “the deal” of the lifetime in their businesses, sadly to say tend to slack on their grooming habits and it even goes to the point that they are wearing their pajamas going to the office. It seems that’s very extreme but it happens.Why can’t you take personal grooming for granted?1. It’s personal hygiene. Personal grooming is the process of being clean or neat. It speaks volume about how you treat your body and how you treat your working environment around you. People who are neat in their body tend to be neat in their desk.2. It shows how you can take care of yourself. If you can’t even take care of yourself, then how can you take care of you work or your business?3. First impression last. It’s always good to be r
re we start, and then Most people when they landed “the dream job” after an interview or even got “the deal” of the lifetime in their businesses, sadly to say tend to slack on their grooming habits and it even goes to the point that they are wearing their pajamas going to the office. It seems that’s very extreme but it happens.Why can’t you take personal grooming for granted?1. It’s personal hygiene. Personal grooming is the process of being clean or neat. It speaks volume about how you treat your body and how you treat your working environment around you. People who are neat in their body tend to be neat in their desk.2. It shows how you can take care of yourself. If you can’t even take care of yourself, then how can you take care of you work or your business?3. First impression last. It’s always good to be r
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Introduction There is one thing you need to understand about getting a job and that is, the simple fact that "Getting a job is a full time job in itself". Read that again, I did not say it is a part time job, I said that it is a full time job.The fact that you are reading this page means you are serious about your future, you are serious about finding a job and you are obviously willing to put in the time and effort that is needed to get that job.To help you I am going to talk straight and tough when I need to, just to make sure that you think about what you have been doing and what you need to do next. Please understand that I am not attacking you, I am not criticising what you have been doing, I am just trying to get you thinking about alternative methods and approaches that might work
Since some people might not be sure what a paradigm is, let's just define it a little before we start, and then wIntroduction There is one thing you need to understand about getting a job and that is, the simple fact that "Getting a job is a full time job in itself". Read that again, I did not say it is a part time job, I said that it is a full time job.The fact that you are reading this page means you are serious about your future, you are serious about finding a job and you are obviously willing to put in the time and effort that is needed to get that job.To help you I am going to talk straight and tough when I need to, just to make sure that you think about what you have been doing and what you need to do next. Please understand that I am not attacking you, I am not criticising what you have been doing, I am just trying to get you thinking about alternative methods and approaches that might work
You're as Good as Your Weakest Link
I flew to Fiji from Singapore via Australia, requesting vegetarian meals throughout. But not a single vegetarian dish was provided.What’s unusual is that I checked and rechecked every step of the way: by telephone before departure, at check-in in Singapore, at the First Class Lounge in Sydney, aboard the airplane to Fiji, with airline staff on the ground in Fiji, during check-in at the Fiji airport, and once again in the Lounge in Sydney on the way home.Every step of the way my special meals were ‘confirmed’. I even received boarding passes issued from the airlines with ‘VGML’ (for ‘vegetarian meal’) printed in bold.The strangest experience was the last. As I boarded for the flight from Sydney back to Singapore, I asked the steward about my special meal. He confirmed before take-off, ‘Yes, Mr. Kau
t not be sure what a paradigm is, let's just define it a little before we start, and then I flew to Fiji from Singapore via Australia, requesting vegetarian meals throughout. But not a single vegetarian dish was provided.What’s unusual is that I checked and rechecked every step of the way: by telephone before departure, at check-in in Singapore, at the First Class Lounge in Sydney, aboard the airplane to Fiji, with airline staff on the ground in Fiji, during check-in at the Fiji airport, and once again in the Lounge in Sydney on the way home.Every step of the way my special meals were ‘confirmed’. I even received boarding passes issued from the airlines with ‘VGML’ (for ‘vegetarian meal’) printed in bold.The strangest experience was the last. As I boarded for the flight from Sydney back to Singapore, I asked the steward about my special meal. He confirmed before take-off, ‘Yes, Mr. Kau
What Every Customer Truly Wants - And How You Can Provide It!
It finally hit me this week what every single client, customer, person and patron truly wants -- and it's not what we're giving them. What we're giving people is details, lots of details. They come in the form of product specifications, a list of attributes, qualities, claims, guarantees, and service promises. These are all great but they don't scratch the itch... they don't satisfy the real craving that each person longs for in their day to day experience.That constant craving is for meaning.Think about it. When we are born, we are all basically blank slates -- empty notebooks upon which nothing yet is written. As we go through life we sense this blankness and we look to fill it in, write on it, doodle, draw, and color all over the pages. In doing so our little book of life begins to tak
radigm is, let's just define it a little before we start, and then It finally hit me this week what every single client, customer, person and patron truly wants -- and it's not what we're giving them. What we're giving people is details, lots of details. They come in the form of product specifications, a list of attributes, qualities, claims, guarantees, and service promises. These are all great but they don't scratch the itch... they don't satisfy the real craving that each person longs for in their day to day experience.That constant craving is for meaning.Think about it. When we are born, we are all basically blank slates -- empty notebooks upon which nothing yet is written. As we go through life we sense this blankness and we look to fill it in, write on it, doodle, draw, and color all over the pages. In doing so our little book of life begins to tak
How Do You Get on Your Client's Speed Dial?
How would you like to have every one of your clients call you every time they opened a case? How about being called so often that you’re on your best client’s speed dial? With all the distractions in their day, how do you stay visible to them? What will help them remember you when they open a case? And what about prospect contact?Nothing beats a personal visit and making a good impression, but neither you nor they want that every week, and the cost in time and money is prohibitive. Making weekly phone calls takes a lot of time and you may be thought a pest after a while. Most of your calls will hit a voicemail message anyway. How useful is that? If you want some “client mindshare”, you can get it with a message that stands out from the hundreds of emails and phone calls they get every day, and if your m
define it a little before we start, and then How would you like to have every one of your clients call you every time they opened a case? How about being called so often that you’re on your best client’s speed dial? With all the distractions in their day, how do you stay visible to them? What will help them remember you when they open a case? And what about prospect contact?Nothing beats a personal visit and making a good impression, but neither you nor they want that every week, and the cost in time and money is prohibitive. Making weekly phone calls takes a lot of time and you may be thought a pest after a while. Most of your calls will hit a voicemail message anyway. How useful is that? If you want some “client mindshare”, you can get it with a message that stands out from the hundreds of emails and phone calls they get every day, and if your m
Which Incorporation Services You Need And Which You Can Do Without
If you’re reading this post, you’ve probably decided two things:1. Hiring an attorney to form your LLC (at $1,500 - $3,500) is too expensive; and2. You’re not going to do it yourself--filling out government forms gives you hives.The only option left is to choose an online incorporation company to form your LLC for you.The only problem is that there are hundreds of online incorporation companies ready to sell you a dizzying array of services and a confusing pricing structure.Which services do you need?Probably the biggest factor in determining the cost of forming an LLC are all the add-ons offered. In the marketing world these are called “upsells”. Understand that your plain-vanilla LLC formation is relatively simple. The company pays someone (or more likely has software
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If you’re reading this post, you’ve probably decided two things:1. Hiring an attorney to form your LLC (at $1,500 - $3,500) is too expensive; and2. You’re not going to do it yourself--filling out government forms gives you hives.The only option left is to choose an online incorporation company to form your LLC for you.The only problem is that there are hundreds of online incorporation companies ready to sell you a dizzying array of services and a confusing pricing structure.Which services do you need?Probably the biggest factor in determining the cost of forming an LLC are all the add-ons offered. In the marketing world these are called “upsells”. Understand that your plain-vanilla LLC formation is relatively simple. The company pays someone (or more likely has software
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