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By: Michael J. Gray

Managing Change (Made Relatively Simple)
February 17, 2016

Over the past few years much has been written about managing change. Frankly, the more articles I have read the more…

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Caring For Your Lower E Introverts
February 17, 2016

Do you know someone who needs hours alone every day? Who loves quiet conversations about feelings or ideas, and can give…

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Foreign Trade No Cure For Hard Times
February 17, 2016

It is well known that wages in India, like wages in China, are very low, – about ten cents a day…

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Change—The Behavioral Perspective
February 17, 2016

Active resistance, passive-aggressive resistance, or general apathy leaves a manager . . . Read More

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Change—The Mental Perspective
February 17, 2016

The human mind craves order, explanation, and predictability . . . Read More

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Personalities and Family Owned Businesses
February 17, 2016

Most companies begin as family owned businesses. They range from Fidelity Investments managed by hundreds of executives to the corner deli…

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Required Culture Success & Failure—An Outline of Organization Development
February 17, 2016

Size and age of an organization require different cultures and subcultures for growth. Ironically, the culture that is so successful today…

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Sales Reps – Doorkickers vs. Maintainers
February 17, 2016

In many industries a common career path to outside sales has often followed this scenario – Start a person in an…

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Team Building And Personality Types
February 17, 2016

We are frequently asked what types of people work well with each other in the workplace and, conversely, what types may…

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Sales Representatives Are Born, Not Made
February 17, 2016

For 25 years we have studied clients’ sales forces and have found consistent results. Outstanding Sales Reps possess specific traits ….

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