Posts Tagged ‘security’

In the book “Getting to Yes” there are 4 simple rules to elevate your problem solving and negotiating tactics: Focus on the problem, not the people Focus on your interest, not your position Insist on objective criteria Focus on mutual gains

A successful A/V set up will go unnoticed and presentations will run smoothly. It’s also really easy to screw up. Always have multiple back-up plans and rehearse your set-up ahead of time.

As a business leader, putting yourself in danger by climbing a ladder or speeding is a risk to more than yourself. If you end up injured and unable to work, your ability to lead will also be affected.

It’s totally fine to say “I disagree with you.” What matters is how you frame your disagreement to maintain a sense of civility.

At first glance, it would seem that physical calendars are obsolete thanks to apps like Outlook and Google Calendar. However, they still have advantages over their digital versions.

Get creative with finding sources of revenue outside dues. In the process, you can create more value for all of your members.

In today’s digital business environment, protecting your data is more important than ever. One of the simplest ways to protect yourself is by using a strong password that’s hard to guess.