Showing posts with label 21. Show all posts
Showing posts with label 21. Show all posts

Monday, November 14, 2011

CAREER GROWTH:

ETIQUETTE: Growing career wise requires discreet operation to enable one to climb the corporate ladder and finally achieve that dream that you have always wanted to attain and sit on that top seat. Etiquette among other things is one area that an individual who is career oriented need to focus into. One must be well fit to succeed. Etiquette, is a must have element to grow. Under the umbrella, we have something we call language. A tool to enable career personality to look well structured and present themselves in a regal manner as it is expected. As a career person, get used to clean- mature language. Avoid careless talks that will injure you in a way. There are words you can't embrace in office. Such words is indecency language, be it about being racist or just dirty language. Avert such scandalized version of speech. Obscene words should be left alone. you need to grow and move to the next level in your career and if that has to happen, then grow up and let the language be good and professional. In that manner hopeful tides may sway your way and a new story come into play.

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ENTREPRENEURSHIP

Picking from where we were last week, today we will look into a business plan  outline and discuss about two major facets of a business plan. Initially we talked about eight areas that make up a business plan. Just as recurp in this issue today, we will tackle the first two areas mainly being cover page and executive summary. So what entails a cover page? Under this title, the elements to consider should be as follows: Name of your business, Business address, Name of presenter,State the organization to which you will present to, and finally indicate the date of presentation. On the other hand, when you tackle executive summary, these is what is expected; a prospect would like to see a concise summary of the total business plan not in more than five pages and should cover salient facets of the following subtopics of a business plan. Talk about the statement of purpose, market plan, operation, organizational management and your financial plan. Remember the key word to keep here is about being brief and straight to the point. Signpost your business plan to talk on your behalf. Avoid being hesitant and communicate effectively to pass your message wholly.

P.S. Look forward to detailed discussions about other upcoming areas with such objective eye.