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Recently, the Harvard Business Review published an interesting article entitled, “The Big Idea: 21st Century Talent Spotting” by Claudio Fernandez-Araoz.

Recently, the Harvard Business Review published an interesting article entitled, “The Big Idea: 21st Century Talent Spotting” by Claudio Fernandez-Araoz.

The world economy is in one big mess. “The economy is getting better.” Is what we keep hearing but for

Merle Felling never sold his business short. “He always dreamed big. He felt you can never dream big enough,” said

Proper and adequate financing is one of the legs of the stool that keeps your business operating. We need the

I just read a highly interesting article in Reuters written by James Kelleher about Caterpillar. Because there were some quotes
What is Action Learning? Action Learning is an employee development program where organizations solve critical and complex problems in real

Merle Felling never sold his business short. “He always dreamed big. He felt you can never dream big enough,” said

His eyes were narrow and bloodshot from staying out late and partying too heavily the previous night. A two-day old

Over the past ten/fifteen years I have not been into one equipment dealership (farm, construction, outdoor power, industrial or lift

Q. I’ve heard you mention several times the importance of prioritizing and targeting customers. Can you shed some more light

1. Learn what motivates each of your employeesAnd use this to help manage their performance. While some people may be

Company mergers are often tricky business endeavors with no firm guarantee of success (AOL Time Warner anyone?), but some are

We are all aware of how economic factors and business issues change on a daily basis. They change and we

I have worked with numerous companies that have or had employee retention issues without any real understanding as to

The New York material handling scene in 1954 was young and in need for both a supplier and provider for

Over the past four months we have seen two important quotations by senior executives in the equipment business. They state

The more people I talk to in every type of dealer/distribution business believe the distribution model is ripe for major

Leaders, as well as everyone else on their team, are born with inherent personality traits that dictate how they are

Q. What do we do when a customer wants to spread the business between several vendors, even though I know

Nothing short of service excellence will initiate and maintain customer relationship equity, which is the cornerstone of customer retention and