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Why I think we should kill multitasking.

Office Dynamics

As recently as November 8, 2014, an article appeared on Forbes.com about new studies that showed multitasking can ruin your career and brain. Bottom line: You can actually be less effective, create mistakes, feel less happy and are less customer-service oriented. Lowers your IQ. Limits the ability to make wise decisions.

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Ten Small Business Trends You Need to Embrace in 2015

Tips From T. Marie

This week we will say goodbye to 2014 and welcome a new year. You can no longer deny the benefits of cloud services like document storage, subscription based cloud software services and virtual office space with shared project management. Customer Service Goes SOCIAL. What about marketing in 2015?

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Practically Perfect PA Visits: The Hay Adams DC

Practically Perfect PA

If I was organising an event in Washington DC with a healthy budget my first phone call would be to The Hay Adams, Top of the Hay really is a fantastic space with lots of natural light and truly stunning views. The location is fantastic as is the customer service and the hotel amenities. Why book The Hay Adams for your boss?

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Swissôtel Métropole, Geneva

Practically Perfect PA

After a few hours of sightseeing I got the phone call and headed back to the hotel to check out my room. Quite simply breakfast at the Swissôtel Métropole was some of the worst customer service I have ever experienced. Advertised minimum rate per night is 425 CHF (October 2014). Our opinions are entirely our own.

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How to Create the “VIP Experience” for Your Clients with a Welcome Packet

Office Organization Success

3 Simple Steps to Creating Your Own Customized Marketing Action Plan. This goes beyond the professional, courteous, customer service that is part of your business but extends into the “experience” of your business – it’s about how you make your clients feel and the experience they get as a result of working with you.