Firing: Page 9
Before You Break Up With That Problem Customer, Go Down This List
Firing a client is a very serious decision that should not be taken lightly. So do these four things before it gets to that point.
How to Fire Employees With Compassion
Firing is never easy for anyone, but it can be less painful if you follow these tips.
Ex-NYT Editor Jill Abramson on Resilience
'I'm talking to anyone who has been dumped,' the recently fired executive editor of The New York Times told Wake Forest grads. 'When that happens, show what you are made of.'
What to Do When You Hire the Right Person for the Wrong Position
Not every hire is meant to stay in a position. To avoid turnover, have a conversation about how he or she can succeed at your company.
What Lessons You Should Learn When You Fire Someone
No one likes to let someone go. But, when you do, make sure you are using it as a learning experience for leadership.
Don't Let Your Business Be Held Hostage by a Nightmare Client
Here are the warning signs that a customer relationship is turning toxic and you need to get out.
How to Fire Someone Without Getting Sued (Infographic)
Dismissals can sometimes backfire, leading to taxing legal clashes. That's why it's crucial to have your bases covered.
How RadiumOne Did the Right Thing in Firing Its CEO
Gurbaksh Chahal assaulted his girlfriend, but firing him took more guts by the board than you think.
Starting a Consulting Firm? 10 Reasons Your Clients Need You.
A look at what companies are looking for consultants to do and which 10 consulting services are in demand today.
Remember, It May Take Time for Employees to Bear Fruit
Does the New York Knicks president's recent decision to fire the entire coaching staff show that leaders shouldn't be so obsessed with moment-to-moment results?
4 Secrets to Firing Your First Employee
Know the rules, provide evidence and conduct the termination in a thoughtful and caring manner.
Nike Reportedly Exiting the Wearable Hardware Game
The sportswear company is shifting its focus from hardware to software.
$30 Million Disaster: What Went Wrong at Clinkle
The startup boasts big-name investors and a 22-year-old CEO at the helm, but its much-hyped mobile wallet app still has yet to launch publicly.
Barbara Corcoran: I Used to Fire 25 Percent of My Sales Team Each Year
The 'Shark Tank' star knows a thing or two about how to fire someone. After all, she made it an annual, company-wide practice at her real-estate firm.
Dealing With Feelings: How to Be an Emotionally-Aware Leader
When an entrepreneur (or executive) is more in tune with their employees' emotions, they are better able to balance the workforce, complete day-to-day work and innovate.