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R.E.S.U.L.T.S Define Carnegie and North Dakota

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May 22, 2013
R.E.S.U.L.T.S Define Carnegie and North Dakota

Okay, we admit that North Dakota is not as big as California or as vast as Texas, but North Dakota holds its own in business and with economic development. With the Dale Carnegie Principles in mind, every business and organization has a steady aim on opportunity and results. It is through results that our...
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Tips for Creating an Effective Business Team

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May 6, 2013
Tips for Creating an Effective Business Team

Have you ever wondered why some teams complete goals efficiently while others fail? When certain necessary components are missing, a team can end up dragging out a process instead of completing a task. While there is no magic recipe for team success, there are certain values you can ensure are in place to give the...
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Employee Engagement in North Dakota Means Success

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May 1, 2013
Employee Engagement in North Dakota Means Success

“The attitude and actions of the immediate supervisor can enhance employee engagement or can create an atmosphere where an employee becomes disengaged (MSW Research and Dale Carnegie Training).” It is often true that employees and turnover go hand-in-hand. For many companies here in North Dakota and across the United States, it is simply associated...
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How to Make a Dull Job Interesting

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April 22, 2013
How to Make a Dull Job Interesting

If you act “as if” you are interested in your job, that bit of acting will tend to make your interest real. It will also tend to decrease your fatigue, your tensions, and your worries. Dale Carnegie once told the story of Harlan A. Howard, who used this piece of advice to completely alter...
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6 Aspects of Organizational Crowdsourcing

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April 19, 2013
6 Aspects of Organizational Crowdsourcing

According to Wikipedia, Crowdsourcing is the practice of obtaining needed services, ideas, or content by soliciting contributions from a large group of people, and especially from an online community, rather than from traditional employees or suppliers. In the recent days, after the sadness at the Boston Marathon; Facebook and Twitter in particular have shared...
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Dale Carnegie: The Components of Effective Training

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April 4, 2013
Dale Carnegie: The Components of Effective Training

Every organization across North Dakota needs to be successful through growth and opportunity. Economics aside, every single leader, manager, and employee has to improve at the same rate as the business to keep everything in line with both goals and objectives. Open communication and engagement are necessary, but the quality and the focus of...
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Tips for Overcoming Fear of a Presentation

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March 11, 2013
Tips for Overcoming Fear of a Presentation

Enthusiasm and knowledge are two integral aspects of a successful business presentation; however, a fear of public speaking often plays upon the nerves of many business professionals. What’s interesting, however, is research has shown that most audiences cannot determine whether a speaker is nervous during a business presentation. Use this to your advantage by...
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A Different Approach to Self Management

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March 4, 2013
A Different Approach to Self Management

Dale Carnegie kept a folder in his private filing cabinet marked “FTD”—short for “Fool Things I Have Done.” In that folder he put written records of the foolish things he had been guilty of. Sometimes these memos were so personal and embarrassing that he would refrain from dictating them to his secretary, instead choosing...
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5 Elements of Social Media Strategy

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February 28, 2013
5 Elements of Social Media Strategy

Social Media is still exploding in often unexplainable ways here in North Dakota and across the globe. There were more tweets than beards at the Oscars, and where would professional sports be without all those clever comments from the athletes and players? Every business owner and client alike carry the same tools of the...
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Take Time to Relax and Improve Your Productivity

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February 5, 2013
Take Time to Relax and Improve Your Productivity

Psychiatrists declare that most of our fatigue derives from our mental and emotional attitudes. One of England’s most distinguished psychiatrists in Dale Carnegie’s day, J. A. Hadfield, says in his book The Psychology of Power, “The greater part of the fatigue from which we suffer is of mental origin; in fact exhaustion of purely...
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