Public speaking is an important part of most jobs. Whether it is a small sales presentation, a large corporate event, or a charity fundraiser, getting up in front of others to share ideas is a skill that everyone needs to learn. Many people see public speaking as just another method of sharing information, but...
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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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“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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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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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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In his book, “How to Develop Self Confidence & Influence People by Public Speaking,” Dale Carnegie talks about Socrates, known as the “gadfly of Athens,” and who was one of the greatest philosophers the world has ever known. Socrates did something that only a handful of men in all history have been able to...
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An Interview with Dale Carnegie’s own Michelle Wall Michelle Wall, Area Manager, Dale Carnegie Business Group of North Dakota, recently discussed the relationship between Dale Carnegie North Dakota and the oil industry. The franchise works with various oil companies to help them establish and strengthen business skills. The relationship between Dale Carnegie North Dakota...
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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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When Charlie Chaplin first started making films, the director of the pictures insisted on Chaplin’s imitating a popular German comedian of that day. But Charlie Chaplin got nowhere until he acted himself. Bob Hope had a similar experience. He spent years in a singing-and-dancing act and got nowhere until he began to wisecrack and...
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No two organizations or people are alike here in North Dakota and it the same for leaders here as well. When you mix the two together how do you know that the blend will be efficient and effective? Organizational assessment is a key component to success. Resources, people, processes, and profits all become ingredients...
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