The right response to feedback is, “thank you.” Or perhaps, “that’s a great point.” Even if it’s not your job to change the system, or not your fault that things…
How to solve a problem using a 5 step approach to problem solving.
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Every business requires solving problems often. How well you do it is what separates the winners from the losers. Is your approach the best?
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Step one: Remember that everything that you do has an impact.
When I first became a manager, I thought my job was to give instructions and answer questions. No one sat down with me and set expectations on how to effectively lead a team. I wasn’t provided with any leadership training. One day I was just given the responsibility to supervise someone. I became a fixer. […]
If you’re focused on scaling your business, there are many challenges you face, from forecasting the resources you’ll need to figuring out how not to drain your bank account when setting up new branches. Acumatica is designed to help businesses grow, which means we’ve seen many of customers go through growing pains. What are some of …
Savvy sales ops professionals are turning to reasoned, data-backed territory design rather than instinct to map out territories and sales plans. Learn more.
Numbers and bullet points aren’t the only things driving executive decision making. And pretty pictures won’t get you there either. Both designers and MBAs have a lot to learn.
Successful closes of strategic sales happen when others say “Thank you” for your help in solving their problems – whether it’s your solution or someone else’s.
If you’re able to, think back to a time pre-the-current-crisis, when some within your organization (just like any organization) were no doubt bothered about this or that change, this or that problem, or whatever else. I mean, it almost seems like a different era, doesn’t it? Maybe even epoch? (Geologists, please don’t get upset with …
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It can be crucial for figuring out if business problems are issues with the system, or problems with people
The default approach to customer service is to respond to problems as they arise. This may satisfy the customer, but it won’t surprise or delight them.
Assertive communication is healthy communication. Communication problems arise when you’re too passive (not speaking up for yourself) or too aggressive (yelling, criticizing, or other expressions that are disrespectful or hurtful to others). Neither...