Running a Good Business: Self-Assessment for Tradeskill - Running a Good Business, #4.1

Name: Running a Good Business: Self-Assessment for Tradeskill
Price: 3.99 EUR
Author: Claude Whitmyer
ISBN: 9781452440583

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Claude Whitmyer

Radical Poodle Press
Paru le : 08/05/2011

You can go to the most prestigious business school in the country and you won't find anyone talking about tradeskill. Chanting mantras, practicing visualizations,... > Lire la suite

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You can go to the most prestigious business school in the country and you won't find anyone talking about tradeskill. Chanting mantras, practicing visualizations, or taking a workshop won't help you acquire tradeskill. Tradeskill is different from being skilled at a trade. Being a good cook does not mean you will succeed at running a restaurant. When it comes to running a business, everyone thinks they can do it.
Few actually even know what "it" is. Being successful at "it" takes tradeskill. This ebook is a stand-alone self-assessment instrument for would be entrepreneurs or existing business owners who would like to determine if they have tradeskill and make a plan to strengthen the tradeskills that are weaker than you'd like them to be. Table of Contents--- What is Tradeskill?- Do You Have Tradeskill?- What If You Don't Have Tradeskill?- Tradeskills Self-Assessment Form-Resources

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Date de parution : 08/05/2011
Editeur : Radical Poodle Press
Collection : Running a Good Business
ISBN : 978-1-4524-4058-3
EAN : 9781452440583
Format : ePub

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Biographie de Claude Whitmyer

Claude Whitmyer is the co-author of Running A One-Person Business, and editor of two anthologies, Mindfulness and Meaningful Work: Explorations in Right Livelihood and In The Company of Others: Making Community in the Modern World. As a business consultant with more than 30 years of experience, he has provided resources, training, and guidance to many hundreds of individuals seeking creative and meaningful work in both the for-profit and not-for-profit sectors.
He has also worked with managers in such corporations as the American Hospital Association, Apple Computer, Hewlett-Packard, Fujitsu America, NASA, Pacific Bell, and Southland Corporation.