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You never know when an emergency—appendicitis, a car accident—will strike while traveling on business. That’s why it’s a good idea to create a security folder, and keep it at work.
Joe was a production supervisor who’d been with the organization for 20 years, was proud of its products and thwarted every danged request from customers to improve those products.
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You often hear that “Perfect is the enemy of the good,” and that “good enough is good enough.” But perfectionism does have its place.
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He may be a pompous windbag, but Donald Trump in “The Apprentice” does provide a weirdly accurate playbook for aspiring leaders.
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A perfect life coach listens carefully, distills your goals and holds you to meeting them. That means much of the booming trade in life coaches is about time management: keeping you focusing on what matters.
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Bad news is a given, but how you deliver it is not.
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When your meeting drags on, focus attendees with this simple call to arms:
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Develop the habit of stating something significant or unique in the first sentence of all your letters, memos, reports and presentations.
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Often, asking pointed questions is the only way you can learn what you need to know.
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