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Other entrepreneurs offer a wealth of information. To learn, first listen. To get answers, ask questions.
Other entrepreneurs offer a wealth of information. To learn, first listen. To get answers, ask questions.
Digital Library > Building and Inspiring an Organization > Creativity and innovation “Need Big Ideas? Try This Tool” Editor’s Note: The late Edward Lowe’s creativity extended far beyond his business ventures. An author of two business books and several volumes of poetry, he ardently recorded his observations on business and many other subjects. He even wrote several "General Rules" for…
5 fallacies about entrepreneurs — and how they can affect your company’s growth.
Politeness pays off by boosting productivity — and the bottom line.
When counseling senior managers, savvy CEOs get something back by learning a thing or two themselves.
Digital Library > Building and Inspiring an Organization > Quality control “Manufacturing Metamorphosis” The recent recession may not have officially started until March 2001, but Air Power Systems Company Inc. (APSCO) felt some early fallout. A manufacturer of pneumatic controls for the trucking industry, the Tulsa-based company saw sales slipping in 2000. By 2002, annual revenues had dropped to $3.2…
Digital Library > Building and Inspiring an Organization > Success factors “Making Mistakes Can Make Money” There are two kinds of mistakes: those you make yourself and those that just happen. But mistakes can metamorphose into successes — it’s all in what you make of them. $975 MM Down — But Not Out No one knows that better than Donald…
Digital Library > Building and Inspiring an Organization > Time management “Making Time for Growing the Business” As any company grows, the number of issues an entrepreneur needs to keep track of grows with it. From basic bookkeeping to thorny tax issues, the paper chase seems endless. It can also be hazardous. "Ultimately, if you want business to grow, you…
To keep customers coming back, understand what makes them faithful in the first place.
Great Harvest turns down 300% growth to keep control, no debt.