Dealing with toxic people – especially around the holidays – can be extremely difficult…You can’t control what other people do, but you can control the types of behaviors that you consider acceptable and will deal with.
At times, we all have to work with people who are difficult. Unfortunately, that’s just a fact of life. Maybe it’s a boss or an employee…So what can we do to make life a little easier when we’re stuck in these situations?
Business owners often have a lot of responsibilities on their plate. Not only do they need to be sure their company is running smoothly, but they also need to make sure that employees are following the company policies and procedures.
Employers and employees alike need to get a better hold of what sick time needs to look like. Many employees get punished for feeling ill – they’re expected to still come to work. But that’s a terrible idea.
What a week. We had an EPIC fail. We were hired to provide badges and lanyards for a 3-day conference that started on Sunday. Everything was ordered
I’ve run into many people who would hire the person who went to college, simply because they went to college. But what about real world experience? Shouldn’t that play a factor in the hiring process?
There are things in this world affecting us that we can’t control. There are others, however, that we can do something about. Sometimes, federal and state legislation will affect your business.
For many people, taking care of customers is like maintaining a marriage. You spend time with them and give them what they need to make it work.
We are all trying to live our lives in a meaningful way, and having good relationships helps us achieve that. It is therefore very helpful for us to be mindful of important people who have helped us along the way in our life.
When you start giving away (or selling) items that don’t make sense with your brand, people notice. The best way to be remembered is to match up your promo products with your solid brand. Sure, you can get fun and creative. But try to make it make sense.
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Dallas, Texas 75218 USA
