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Don't Let Your Biggest Client Become Your Biggest Nightmare — You Should Fire Them Instead. Here's Why.
Small businesses often depend on one primary client for their primary source of income. Or at least they think they do. But the "biggest" client doesn't always mean the "best" client. Here's why.
No dejes que tu cliente más grande se convierta en tu peor pesadilla; en su lugar, deberías despedirlos. Aquí te decimos por qué
Las pequeñas empresas suelen depender de un cliente grande para obtener su fuente principal de ingresos. O al menos eso creen. Pero el cliente "más grande" no siempre es el "mejor". Aquí está el motivo.
Want to Onboard Like a Pro? Here are 5 Ways to Retain Good Clients and Staff
In my 15 years as a business owner, I've encountered a lot of success and failure when bringing aboard both new team members and new clients. Here are some pointers to increase your chances of positive outcomes and avoid negative ramp-ups when you're establishing new business relationships.
Yes, Hollywood is Staged — Here are 5 Reputation Strategies I Learned While Working with Celebrities
In my 15 years of work in the public relations industry, I've come across my share of celebrity crises and have had to learn to navigate, manage and mitigate them.
I Was a Dishwasher — Now I'm a CEO. Here are 6 Ways the Roles Are More Alike Than You Would Think
Day after day, I realize that I'm using the skills I learned there, applying the lessons I gleaned there and performing many of the same functions I undertook there. Just how are the roles similar?
Cómo hacer crecer tu negocio, aunque no tengas idea de lo que estás haciendo
Amar tu negocio de verdad y prosperar con lo que haces es la clave más valiosa para lograr el éxito empresarial.
