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Preparing for Your Own Hurricane Katrina ly give your boss a reason to fire you. If a decision is absolutely necessary, try to postpone it as long as possible.Disaster struck the southern United States in August, 2005 as Hurricane Katrina did major damage to New Orleans and southern parts of Louisiana, Mississippi and Alabama. We don’t yet understand the full impact of the storm in terms of lives lost, families disrupted, and the impact on the American and global economies. But we know that a key part of our responsibility as executives and managers is to anticipate disastrous events like Katrina and be ready for them. Here are some of the things I’ve observed about the Katrina experience that are applicable to t 6. Do not tolerate er Get to the Point, Quickly 1. Trust no one. Not your superiors and not your employees. Especially not your employees. They’re probably out to get you anyway.When selling yourself, be quick, direct, and get your point across in less than half a minute. We’re always on a hyper deadline. No time for small talk. Tell me what you have and let’s go. 10-second sound bites, three word emails, short hand text messages—speed of communication is king. You can either resist this fast pace and lose out, or make it work for you and watch it pay off nicely.Small business owners: get to the point fast and then get faster. Give your unique selling proposition without fluff. If you have a janitorial supply company, skip th 2. Believe that all of your people are lazy, good-for-nothing slackers. Remind them of that frequently. 3. Get mad and shout a lot. This will reinforce to your “workers” that you mean business. 4. Never grant special favors. Having babies, being sick, taking time off to go to weddings, funerals or 50th anniversaries are just ways to get out of work. Don’t let them get away with it. 5. Try not to make decisions. Decisions will only give your boss a reason to fire you. If a decision is absolutely necessary, try to postpone it as long as possible. 6. Do not tolerate err Over 50 And Changing Careers? You'd Better Have a Plan e that all of your people are lazy, good-for-nothing slackers. Remind them of that frequently.Like it or not, if you’re over 50 and changing careers, you’re going to face some challenges that younger workers aren’t accustomed to. There’s an unspoken bias out there against older workers – at least in many companies - and unless you plan ahead and are prepared to meet that bias head on, you could be in for a long and frustrating job search.For many employers, “older” workers mean trouble. The perception is that workers over 50 will have more health problems, will miss more work days, will be more forgetful and make more mistakes on the job, and wi 3. Get mad and shout a lot. This will reinforce to your “workers” that you mean business. 4. Never grant special favors. Having babies, being sick, taking time off to go to weddings, funerals or 50th anniversaries are just ways to get out of work. Don’t let them get away with it. 5. Try not to make decisions. Decisions will only give your boss a reason to fire you. If a decision is absolutely necessary, try to postpone it as long as possible. 6. Do not tolerate er Getting Back the Lost Client in Six Steps e to your “workers” that you mean business.When you lose a client it’s almost always because of service. Price is rarely the problem. Before you try to win back that lost client you need to examine the problem and figure out why you lost the client in the first place. What does your client think was the problem? What do you think the problem was? If you work together again, is the problem going to resurface?Here are six steps to help you get back a lost client:1. Give it some time. Don’t go rushing after the client. Let them think about the problem if there was one. This will also give yo 4. Never grant special favors. Having babies, being sick, taking time off to go to weddings, funerals or 50th anniversaries are just ways to get out of work. Don’t let them get away with it. 5. Try not to make decisions. Decisions will only give your boss a reason to fire you. If a decision is absolutely necessary, try to postpone it as long as possible. 6. Do not tolerate er Employment and Career Opportunities in the Car Wash Business rals or 50th anniversaries are just ways to get out of work. Don’t let them get away with it.There are employment and career opportunities in the car wash business. That sounds rather interesting doesn't it? Do you know why there is so much opportunity and employment available in the car wash business?It is because car wash owners have been exploiting the cheap Hispanic illegal alien and illegal immigrant labor for over four decades. That is about to end and now they will have to hire American citizens to do the work and that might require paying them a little more and making a little less profits and even perhaps raising the price of the car 5. Try not to make decisions. Decisions will only give your boss a reason to fire you. If a decision is absolutely necessary, try to postpone it as long as possible. 6. Do not tolerate er There Are So Many Ways Of Making Money From A Home Based Business ly give your boss a reason to fire you. If a decision is absolutely necessary, try to postpone it as long as possible.There are so many ways of making money from a home based business. There are a lot of products than can be made at home to sell and there are a many that can be sourced from various suppliers as well. It is not necessary to make everything your self that you want to sell. You might want to render some sort of service that can be done from your home.Think about how many things can be done from your home based business. If you have floristry qualifications or can make curtains and cushions or do upholstery and furniture repairing, this can all be done 6. Do not tolerate errors. Of any kind or any size. Even the smallest of errors just reinforces the fact that your people are screw-ups. Fire people for minor infractions. 7. Criticize. Never be satisfied with any of your employees’ work products. If they were trying at all, they would be doing better. 8. Refuse to listen to suggestions. Your subordinates are just trying to get you to do something that will get you into trouble. They don’t have the sense god gave a goose anyway. Your way is the right way. 9. Complain to various employees how bad the others are. Try to get them on your
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