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free management and training templates, resources and tools

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These free templates, examples, samples, diagrams, tools and articles help the process of management and development of people, organizations, sales and business. These free resources are available for you to download and use for your own personal development or organization, provided you don’t sell or publish them, and that you show the relevant copyright and businessballs.com source. These free templates, tools and other training resources also include diagrams of management and motivational theories, designed to aid understanding, training and presentations.

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Frank Kanu on Thursday, August 31st, 2006 @ 18:07
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The power of questions

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Want Engaged Team Players? Ask!

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Frank Kanu on Thursday, August 31st, 2006 @ 08:46
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10 rules to manage your boss

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Jacques Horovitz, Professor of Service Strategy, Service Marketing & Service Management at IMD, talks about 10 rules to manage your boss: The relationship with your boss is probably the most important relationship you have at work.

Boss management can stimulate better performance, improve your working life, job satisfaction, and workload. Give your boss a hand and reap the rewards.

In Step 3 Take Responsibility Stop Telling… Start Leading! has the chapter:

What to Do When the Boss Is a Failure

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Frank Kanu on Wednesday, August 30th, 2006 @ 18:10
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Prof. Dr. Sabine Remdisch is a professor for evaluation and organization. Her emphasis lies in the areas of evaluation, feedback systems, quality-management, organizational development, coaching and development potential. She is the founder and leader of the Institute for Evaluation and Quality-Development at the University Lüneburg. She wrote Managing Virtual Teams—The importance of Distance Leadership

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Frank Kanu on Wednesday, August 30th, 2006 @ 08:06
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Do you work on your team?

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The success of a project or even a business depends—more or less—on the leadership qualities of the managers. A lot of the work is done in teams. Teams stand and fall with the quality of their leaders.

Creating a successful team and keep it a success is hard work for the whole team. You can’t just throw a group of people together and call them a team. Certain minimum conditions must be fulfilled:

True communication
Engagement of each team member for and in the team
The will to learn and explore
Structure
Coordination

Once you have a team you need to create the framework the team has to work in: time management, rules for meetings and the like.
It costs time—and money—to design an effective team.

The biggest obstacle to effective teams is impatience.

Do you work on your team—daily?

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Frank Kanu on Tuesday, August 29th, 2006 @ 10:13
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Free Teleseminar

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Free Teleseminar on how to accelerate your networking using NLP and “tipping point” strategies to bring you all the contacts and business that you can handle!

Tuesday night, Aug 29, from 7 - 8 PM Eastern time
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“I promise, what you hear on this conference call, will Knock Your Socks Off and Change the Way you Communicate Your Ideas. Permanently!

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Variable pricing

© Copyright Frank D. Kanu 2000-2008

On Ken McCarthy blog I found the Domain name madness post.

ICANN proposes variable pricing for the .org, .info, and .biz domains.

I agree with Ken—it is a terrible idea for website owners.

Did you check your laptop battery lately?

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Really lost count, but it’s now something like six million, right? Maybe it is time to check those batteries and their makers. Six million isn’t exactly a small mistake anymore.

Isn’t it time to actually educate the laptop users, the general public?

Quiet honestly—I really like to know how many of those “hot” produced batteries are ending up in other products—like cell-phones, kid’s toys—to name just a few.

What ever happened to product testing and quality control?

To managers that will stand up and admit their wrong doing?

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Frank Kanu on Friday, August 25th, 2006 @ 12:32
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