With the Internet and social media tools, it has been years since I created a brochure. In 50 seconds or less the slide show below will answer questions about Savvy Intrapreneur™. Enjoy. To schedule a free consultation call Tel: 724-472-8894.
With the Internet and social media tools, it has been years since I created a brochure. In 50 seconds or less the slide show below will answer questions about Savvy Intrapreneur™. Enjoy. To schedule a free consultation call Tel: 724-472-8894.
Ready or Not, Your Customer is Calling the Shots...As She Should Be!
Posted On 1/14/2012 by Karen A. Meek | | 0 comments
‘Tis the season for all good business analysts to announce their top trend lists for the year. Just do a search for “2012 trends” and you’ll get pages of hits for what people will drink, how we’ll exercise, which mobile apps and cars we’ll buy, where we’ll travel, where we’ll send our kids to school, what colors we’ll paint our homes, how we’ll invest our money, what stocks we’ll follow in 2012, etc., etc.
For many of us, service implies the work we do for our employers, customers, families, and friends. We serve to receive something back in turn – love, or money, or security, or favors, for examples. On an esoteric level, we may believe that our service will bring “good karma,” in the spirit of what goodness goes around surely comes back around in the end.
But what about giving service just for the sake of doing it, without any expectations or outcomes tied to it? Are we Me-focused Americans bereft of altruism? Maybe not. Maybe, but not all of the time.
During the summer, I visited several colleges with my daughter who has begun the exciting, yet daunting task of searching for and applying to her top-pick universities. We've also attended college application seminars at her high school, and have accumulated stacks of admissions information to wade through. What I've learned consistently from these experiences is, "When in doubt, just ask."
Realize Your Intentions with Clearly Defined Goals
Posted On 8/29/2011 by Carl E. Reid | | 0 comments
Successful intrapreneurs have these common characteristics:
- They communicate their ideas and desires clearly, leaving little room for misunderstanding about what they want to achieve.
- They engage others to help them reach objectives, because they communicate the benefits of what will come from accomplishing goals.
