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Cost cutting has become a necessary and important reality in the modern corporate world. Yet many executives do not realize that their people are actually the best source of cost reduction ideas.There are several reasons for this.For starters a highly motivated workforce that understands the bottom-line and its significance to the future of a business and by extension their o
For example, let's say a CEO must decide whether or not to launch an importa
Medical billing can be a real nightmare. No wonder the turnover with medical billers is so great. Between the number of regulations, pile of forms and tons of red tape, it's enough to make anybody crazy. One of the worst culprits is the DMEPOS CMN, or the GU0 record, which is used for electronic transmission of claims using NSF 3.01 specifications. In this installment, we'll be coverin
I think we're supposed to be impressed that CEOs spend that much time on communication. But, quite frankly, what else does a CEO do? And, if you consider both direct and indirect communication, wouldn't that be more like 90%?
So, what do CEOs do, and how much of that involves communication of one kind or another?
Well, they make decisions. But before they make them, good CEOs get information from specialists in their organization. They also may check other options by reading newspapers and magazines, attending conferences, and talking to their peers. All of which involve communication.
For example, let's say a CEO must decide whether or not to launch an importan
This may come as a surprise but it is, unfortunately, the reality. According to a recent Gallup study, only 29% of the workers polled were actively engaged in their work. And what, you're probably asking, exactly IS employee engagement? That is a very good question, and simply stated, it is the level of connection your employee has with you, your company, and the work you have him
So, what do CEOs do, and how much of that involves communication of one kind or another?
Well, they make decisions. But before they make them, good CEOs get information from specialists in their organization. They also may check other options by reading newspapers and magazines, attending conferences, and talking to their peers. All of which involve communication.
For example, let's say a CEO must decide whether or not to launch an importa
In many small and medium sized businesses there is little or no strategy to improve the fortunes of the organization. This may happen in good times as well as bad and may result from a belief that: If it is not broke don’t fix itThe business is in a niche market with no competitionNo skills are available in-house to make proposed changesThe business owne
So, what do CEOs do, and how much of that involves communication of one kind or another?
Well, they make decisions. But before they make them, good CEOs get information from specialists in their organization. They also may check other options by reading newspapers and magazines, attending conferences, and talking to their peers. All of which involve communication.
For example, let's say a CEO must decide whether or not to launch an importa
Of all the real or perceived impediments to success, the biggest is the fear of failure. Certainly, there are often many other obstacles to overcome, but it is this one phantom that prevents most people from even attempting to create the success they imagine that they want.And, in most cases, it is a mere phantom—the boogeyman that hides under the bed. Fear of failure is a creature
For example, let's say a CEO must decide whether or not to launch an importa
Sources of FinanceHow to get money into any business is a problem as old as the hills, so don’t feel that your situation is unusual. There are four main ways of achieving this:1. Don’t overlook the obvious!There are things you can do with what you’ve got that will bring money in to the business.• Is your marketing up to scratch?
For example, let's say a CEO must decide whether or not to launch an important new product line. Before she makes that decision, our CEO will have had discussions with, and reports from, senior members of the sales department. She will also consider the country's economic outlook in the coming months and years, talk to others about what competitors might do, and review the financial implications with the VP of corporate finance.
It's all about gathering, distilling, and transmitting information: what we call communication.
Turning to another CEO function, what about envisioning a new future for the organization and developing a strategy based on it? Again, communication can't be taken out of the mix.
After all, you can't just pick
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