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My Introduction to Allentown Business School siness.I finally arrived at Allentown, PA to attend a business school just a few days ago. The long drive from my home in Vermont wasn’t too bad because the view was wonderful and rela But most executives dismiss meetings as just another business activity. They say, "It’s okay, I’ve learned to live with it." In fact however, fixing their meetings represents the most significant improvement that they could make on their business. Call if y Tips for Avoiding Work At Home Scams Most leaders want to improve their business. After all, these improvements lead to increased profits through greater productivity and efficiency.If you have ever done a search on “work at home”, I’m sure you ran into some of these work at home scams and didn’t know it. Most of the people that are looking for work at home Sometimes clues to important improvements lay hidden in events that everyone takes for granted. For example, how well do you score on the following quiz about your meetings? * How much time do you spend in meetings? 0% - - | - - 25% - - | - - 50% - - | - - 75% - - | - - 100% * How productive are your meetings? 0% (terrible) - - | - - 25% - - | - - 50% - - | - - 75% - - | - - 100% (effective) * What do meetings cost your business? * How much do meetings earn for your business? * What would you work on if you spent less time in meetings? My surveys show that (on average) people spend 40% of their time in meetings that they rate 50% effective. That translates to wasting 20% of their time in meetings. This is equivalent to spending a full day each week doing nothing. It also represents a monstrous lost opportunity because that day could be spent working on things that make money for the business. But most executives dismiss meetings as just another business activity. They say, "It’s okay, I’ve learned to live with it." In fact however, fixing their meetings represents the most significant improvement that they could make on their business. Call if yo Performance Management? o you score on the following quiz about your meetings?I recently became involved in a conversation with a researcher who belonged to the Performance Management Group of a leading business school.Being curious I had to ask ex * How much time do you spend in meetings? 0% - - | - - 25% - - | - - 50% - - | - - 75% - - | - - 100% * How productive are your meetings? 0% (terrible) - - | - - 25% - - | - - 50% - - | - - 75% - - | - - 100% (effective) * What do meetings cost your business? * How much do meetings earn for your business? * What would you work on if you spent less time in meetings? My surveys show that (on average) people spend 40% of their time in meetings that they rate 50% effective. That translates to wasting 20% of their time in meetings. This is equivalent to spending a full day each week doing nothing. It also represents a monstrous lost opportunity because that day could be spent working on things that make money for the business. But most executives dismiss meetings as just another business activity. They say, "It’s okay, I’ve learned to live with it." In fact however, fixing their meetings represents the most significant improvement that they could make on their business. Call if y Food Service Management - - 100% (effective)Effective food service management places customer satisfaction as a top priority. Each of the members of the management team has a task to perform. Any flaws in carrying tasks r * What do meetings cost your business? * How much do meetings earn for your business? * What would you work on if you spent less time in meetings? My surveys show that (on average) people spend 40% of their time in meetings that they rate 50% effective. That translates to wasting 20% of their time in meetings. This is equivalent to spending a full day each week doing nothing. It also represents a monstrous lost opportunity because that day could be spent working on things that make money for the business. But most executives dismiss meetings as just another business activity. They say, "It’s okay, I’ve learned to live with it." In fact however, fixing their meetings represents the most significant improvement that they could make on their business. Call if y Herding Cats: Managing Creative Types in a Corporate Environment ey rate 50% effective. That translates to wasting 20% of their time in meetings.The conventional image of a corporate employee is highly structured, organized, logical, and left-brained. So what do you do as a manager when your most creative people are righ This is equivalent to spending a full day each week doing nothing. It also represents a monstrous lost opportunity because that day could be spent working on things that make money for the business. But most executives dismiss meetings as just another business activity. They say, "It’s okay, I’ve learned to live with it." In fact however, fixing their meetings represents the most significant improvement that they could make on their business. Call if y Feature Interview With CEO Richard Robbins siness.Today I am joined by Richard Robbins, the Founder and CEO of Richard Robbins International . Rich has been gracious enough to take the time to give invaluable advice and knowled But most executives dismiss meetings as just another business activity. They say, "It’s okay, I’ve learned to live with it." In fact however, fixing their meetings represents the most significant improvement that they could make on their business. Call if you want to improve your meetings.
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