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Monday, March 25, 2013

Alert And Update From CFI: Fast-Track Funding

CFI News Update

March 21, 2013

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For Distribution To Current And Prospective Clients

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Tuesday, March 5, 2013

Legendary Leaders Who Are (Or Weren't) Managers

There are scores of individuals whom the public believes exemplify the greatest aspects of leadership. Most of these "leaders" are at the top of successful companies and have actually become their company's emblem -- not unlike the GEICO Gecko. Many of these individuals have tremendous visions and outstandingly powerful personalities -- but they are much more figureheads and living allegories than functioning Chief Executives in terms of the management of their respective companies.

The bulk of the task of actually managing a company's people, projects and processes falls to the other members of the elite C-Suite involved in operations, marketing and (especially recently) technology. In fact, these uncelebrated heroes (and heroines) are usually stuck in the unenviable position of having to repress the Big Chief's exaggerations, overstatements, and insulting or inflammatory comments -- or , in the event that the Chief has already made his "pronouncements" -- then doing the best that they can at damage control and some uncomfortable backpedaling.[Read On]

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5 Elements To Business Success

THIS FELLOW KNOWS EVERYTHING. HE IS ELUSIVE BECAUSE THOSE WHO LEARN OF HIS AMAZING CAPABILITIES WOULD ENSLAVE HIM, INSTEAD OF FOLLOWING HIM.

Business is a process; it is not a stationary object. This process targets, as its mission, a key objective, and a team of individuals, working harmoniously, collaborate, coordinate and cooperate in order to attain that key objective together in the form of a company or partnership. Business, any business is ever-moving, with many obstacles and problems along the course to success. Obstacles are a part of every life, every system and any business, and overcoming them, regardless of the odds, is one of the understood jobs of the team. Problems are a part of every life, every system and every business, and solving them is one of the understood jobs of the team.

Having said this, I would suggest that business success is comprised of five elementary components: [read on]

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Sunday, March 3, 2013

The #1 Business And Project Guidebook

This guidebook, the one you'll always refer to and utilize is actually an accumulation of fabulously practical (and occasionally humorous) blog posts. An ongoing, living fountain of tips, tricks, tools, resources and structure -- indispensable to leaders, strategic business planners, project managers and team leaders. It's called The Business And Project Planning And Management Blog. It's written by Douglas E. Castle

This blog is the true guidebook of all projects, business and undertakings. Read it consistently and search the archives, too. It's The Business And Project Planning And Management Blog.

Business and project proposals and descriptions, evaluation and analysis, definition of scope, planning, projections, resource
requirements and allocations, prioritization, scheduling, tasking and teamwork, implementation, management, monitoring and refinement. Collaborative communications, progress reports, expectation management, interventions, risk analysis and containment. Ultimately every business or organization is actually a major project comprised of smaller, synergistic projects. This blog engages the reader in discussions about virtually every significant aspect of Project Management, monitoring progress, course correction, communications and teamwork -- from both a technical and an interpersonal relationship basis. You will reach target objectives and goals more efficiently and effectively using the knowledge and skills developed through the posted articles and techniques discussed.

Here's the link: http://BusinessAndProjectPlanning.blogspot.com