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Our newsletter is created to keep you abreast of some of the latest news and information of interest to small businesses, non-profits and public sector organizations. Water coolers are often the place where the best ideas are shared and we hope this newsletter — which we publish every three weeks — can serve a similar function in our own communities.
In this 8020Info Water Cooler we offer suggestions on how to be a responsible idea generator, the importance and use of visuals in marketing, how to approach recruiting new board members, and we explore the emotional and trust factors related to smart devices. Enjoy!
Beyond Words In Marketing
How To Be A Responsible Idea Guy
How To Support A Decision You Don’t Agree With
Handling The Alliance Builder From Hell
Picking Board Members
Using Smart Assistants
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In this 8020Info Water Cooler we share tips on strategy development along with ways to prevent collaborative burnout, maximize your networking efforts, stay connected to promising job applicants, and define your identity through narrative. Enjoy!
Let Your Strategy Grow Like Weeds
Preventing Collaborative Burnout
The Value Of A Buyer’s Map
Maximizing Your Networking
Retaining Good Candidates
The Story-Identity Equation
In this 8020Info Water Cooler we’ve flagged five mindsets you should avoid, ways to become an employer of choice, how best your organization could use data, and a new adaptation of the four P’s of marketing. Enjoy!
Five Mindsets to Avoid
Forget the 4 P’s; Try The Four M’s
The Myth Of Never Give Up
Without Emotional Intelligence, Mindfulness Doesn’t Work
How Do I Get Started With Data?
Employers Of Choice
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In this 8020Info Water Cooler we’ve pulled together a variety of insights to help you improve your emotional intelligence, customer service practices, reference checking, and undercurrents that lead to strategic drift. Enjoy!
The 10 Commandments Of Emotional Intelligence
Six Customer Service Practices To Reconsider
The Beginner’s Bubble
Avoid Reminder Emails To Job Candidates
Questions for Reference Checks
Drifting Off Strategy
