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One Simple Way to Build Authority (Even If You’re Just Starting Out)
One Simple Way to Build Authority (Even If You’re Just Starting Out) If you want people to trust you, believe in you and eventually buy from you, then you have to get them to listen to you first… but how do you do this? How do you build authority when you’re just starting out? The…
Read MoreCouncil Post: Where’s Your Marketing Dollar Best Spent? It’s Not Social Media, Email Or TV
By Tommy Mello, owner A1 Garage Doors, a $100M+ home service business. Sharing what I’ve learned to help other entrepreneurs scale. getty When I started my garage door company, my mum was my customer service representative (CSR) for some time. And here’s what happened… Whenever she got on the phone and answered customers, she would…
Read MoreCouncil Post: Year-End Accounting Tips You Can Prepare To Implement Year-Round
By Jennifer Barnes, CEO of Optima Office, a firm that provides Fractional CFOs, COOs, Controllers and HR professionals for businesses. getty Now that you’ve held your year-end company holiday party, there are additional preparations you should be making if you haven’t already in terms of year-end accounting. It is important to make sure 2022’s documents…
Read MoreCouncil Post: What’s The Future Of Remote Work In 2023?
By Simon Bacher, co-founder of Ling, a mobile edtech company, specializing in language learning. getty When we think of remote work, chances are we’re taken back to March 2020, when the workforce all around the world suddenly seemed to shift overnight. Emails saying that “We’ll be switching to ‘work from home’ policies until further notice”…
Read MoreDespite Warning Signs, 95% Of Manufacturing Executives Say They’re Optimistic, According To A New Poll By Forbes, Xometry And Zogby
Despite nagging fears of a recession, manufacturing execs are optimistic about the future, with a majority planning to increase hiring and spend on technology. IT’s been a tough year for manufacturers, with supply-chain snags, inflation and fears of a recession. Yet a shocking 95% of manufacturing executives said they were optimistic about the future, according…
Read More3 Reasons To Adopt Empathy In Your Customer Service Model
We’ve all had those calls with customer service where we hang up and go, “Well, that person didn’t care about my problem…like, at all.” And why would they? Customer service agents’ job is to answer questions on behalf of their employers. Along the way, they deal with rude people, frustrated people, upset people, and disappointed…
Read MoreFed Regulators Looking at Musk’s ‘Full Self Driving’ Tweet
On New Year’s Eve, Tesla CEO Elon Musk responded to a tweet from @WholeMarsBlog, which tracks EV news. The account tagged Musk and said, “users with more than 10,000 miles on FSD Beta should be given the option to turn off the steering wheel nag.” Musk replied, “Agreed, update coming in Jan.” Bloomberg | Getty…
Read MoreDisney CEO Bob Iger Wants Employees in Office 4 Days a Week
Robert Iger is shaking things up after returning to Disney as CEO. In addition to staff changes and restructuring of some key departments, he recently issued an internal memo stating that hybrid workers must return to Disney corporate for at least four days a week beginning March 1. Charley Gallay | Getty Images Yahoo Finance…
Read MoreWalmart Pulls ‘KKK’ Boots Off Its Website
Walmart Marketplace is a popular destination for third-party companies to sell their products through the retail giant’s website. But one item slipped through the cracks recently, causing quite a controversy. A pair of men’s hiking boots with a bright red “KKK” logo written on the tongue appeared on Walmart’s site. KKK is an abbreviation frequently…
Read MoreMcDonald’s Ex-CEO Fined $400K By SEC
Federal regulators have charged former McDonald’s CEO Steve Easterbrook for lying to investors about why he was fired from the fast food chain. Easterbrook was let go in 2019 for violating company policy by having a relationship with a McDonald’s employee. Bloomberg | Getty ImagesSteve Easterbrook in 2018. The separation agreement said Easterbrook was let…
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