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Imagine this: it’s 9/11, you’re the leader of a Disney theme park with ten thousand guests inside. The news of the terrorist attacks broke, and you’re scared your park could be a target. There’s also the concern that if guests get wind of the report, there could be a stampede at the park’s exit.
To make things worse, it’s your second day on the job, and the park has never been closed with guests inside. Which protocol do you follow...
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You may have heard of the Pareto Principle — also known as the 80/20 rule. But do you know how to utilize this principle to generate maximum value for your business?
At its core, the Pareto Principle is about identifying an entity’s best assets and using them to create maximum value. The rule states that 80% of your results are attributed to 20% of your cau...
Emotional intelligence (EI) is often brushed off as a “soft skill” and disregarded in the workplace. However, Bill Biggs is here to emphasize how EI can accelerate performance in both leadership and team activities.
Why is EI so important, and how can you help your team develop these skills to deliver better customer service?
Bill says that EI is prob...
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As a CPA-turned-consultant, Tim McKey understands that data and numbers really matter in a law firm. As an accountant, he was taught that numbers don’t lie, but he says that’s not always the case. Numb...
Customer service is the new marketing strategy. So what can your business do to elevate the client experience and use it to drive results?
Brands like Amazon and Zappos are focusing their efforts on incredible customer service to attract both new and loyal customers — because the client experience can make or break your business. If you have a bad experience with a bra...
When your company is in its early stages, the leadership team often wears many hats. However, as your company evolves, your leadership roles need to evolve as well. This often means that leaders need to let go and delegate — otherwise you run the risk of restraining business growth.
Letting go can be difficult, no matter what type of business you run. Luckily, successful leaders have ...
Existing and past clients and customers have a significant impact on your business, and they can easily become your best marketing strategy. That’s why there’s nothing better than having happy, satisfied clients. But how do you serve their needs — especially in the era of constant digital transformation?
Weaving together people, processes, and technology, Josh Kwartler...
We all need empathy. It’s what connects us, makes us feel seen, and helps us understand the different experiences of humanity. Empathy is an emotional investment that can help us appreciate what others are feeling and offer support on a deeper level. But why do we need empathy when it comes to business?
You’ve probably heard stories of managers who can’t relate to the...
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