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JULY 5, 2022
Check how the new job is going, ask about the bumpy relationship with the boss or share helpful information. The supplier doesn’t like the new product you designed. Show interest and concern if you want to have good relationships. Be willing to give without expecting anything in return. Don’t make everyone’s problem your problem.
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The Small Business Blog
JULY 23, 2010
who after seeing a problem came up with a business idea to help actuarial students gather all the information they need from one source. Digg Furl Netscape Yahoo!
The Small Business Blog
FEBRUARY 7, 2010
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The Small Business Blog
JUNE 13, 2010
Share information about your business and about you – your history and values are important to prospective customers. A big advantage of being a smaller company is the ability to create a more personal connection with your customers – yet many SME’s bury information that would allow that on an About page.
The Small Business Blog
MAY 30, 2010
Keep stakeholders (customers, staff, suppliers etc.) informed and create regular dialogue with each of these interest groups. Keeping your staff informed of the overview of your business is a great way to give them ownership of their work and will help keep them motivated. You must set an example with your work ethic.
The Small Business Blog
JANUARY 20, 2010
However, rather than wasting time worrying about how you could miss that information, consider instead spending that energy on competitive intelligence to prevent any possible surprises. Know where to look: A majority of information that you want to know about your competitors is freely available. Body language always speaks volumes.
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