Originally posted 2010-09-06 02:00:50.

Leadership development – www.compassion.com – What impact does Compassion International's Leadership Development Program have on children in poverty?

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Originally posted 2010-08-24 12:34:07.

My opening for the Zeo 3-parter of the same name.

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Originally posted 2010-06-07 02:08:38.

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Originally posted 2010-03-15 13:26:54.

If you are planning to establish a small sized online business, then you first need to evaluate the level of hosting services and requirements and thereby select a hosting company and package that would function as an impetus for the future growth of your website. By following a few basic tips and guidelines, you are sure to find a hosting package that is best suited for your small business web hosting needs:

• The first thing to keep in mind is the level and quality of customer support offered by the company. A professional and reliable host would offer 24/7 customer support and should be able address any kind of queries or technical issues promptly. So even if your website is experiencing a downtime, you would be informed in advance and have an idea of the turnaround time to get it online again. Also, the support should preferably be live, phone as well as feature a ticket support.

• It is a good idea to perform a price comparison between different web hosts and choose a provider that offers best value for money. Most hosting providers offer various value-added features and hosting tools in order to enrich hosting experience. It is important to also detect any kind of hidden costs associated with the hosting packages. Read the Service Agreement in its entirety in order to avoid any future complications.

• A small online business should have sufficient amount of bandwidth and disk space to start with. The host should allow a simple upgrade to the hosting account, in case your website requirements grow. Also look for unlimited domains and unlimited email accounts. These are highly utilizable to the web master who is wanting to establish a small business online.

• Other features and tools to consider include unlimited FTP accounts, PHP support, unlimited domains, unlimited sub-domains, Fantastico as well as 24 hour support.

• Ensure that the company has a reliable record and relatively positive and unbiased customer reviews. A fair amount of research and analysis would go into the entire process of web host searching and with fair amount of knowledge and industry news; you would be able to make a well-informed decision. A host that offers ample room for the growth of your online small business and an easy to use interface would be a perfect choice to begin with.

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Originally posted 2010-07-08 21:13:42.

I’m looking to build my logo portfolio and I am offering a free logo or banner to small businesses and or websites.
If you are interested just reply with:

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Originally posted 2010-06-20 08:39:11.

How to increase your sales, get more leads, and outsell your competition. Learn how at the BC Small Business Summit.http:bcsmallbusinesssummit.com

Duration : 57 sec

Originally posted 2010-08-24 12:34:19.

More expert business advice from yourBusinessChannel, after we travelled the globe seeking the best entrepreneurs to interview. In our travels we meet and interview many well known entrepreneurs, who are more than willing to share their insights and advice.

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Duration : 0:6:8

Originally posted 2010-02-27 13:47:16.

I’m not sure why I am continually charged with helping people assert their needs when I haven’t been asked to do so.

Is three business days really too long to get back to someone for non-essential communication when there has been no communication stating a need to get a message back in a certain period of time? When the message was unexpected or when there is a constant back-and-forth and the other person is not letting a day or two go by before they reply again (no, they are replying back in hours and expecting you to do so as well no matter what time they sent the message). Or when they contact on a Friday afternoon and on Monday afternoon they are bitching me out for being disrespectful and not getting back when it’s only been 24 BUSINESS hours that have went by?

When I need or want a response, what I do is ASK for one! I don’t wait until I feel disrespected and then negatively ASSume when someone didn’t get back to me. grrrrr

As far as weekends go, I have a life but not really… because weekends are all about work too for me but a different kind of work.
And why bitch me out on a Monday about it? A traditionally busy and challenging day for people.

While I’m at it, why do people ASSume negative things then add a final judgement without checking if their assumption is true in the first place?? grrrrr It’s mind boggling.

For essential "time sensitive" correspondence or agreed upon turnaround time, I do get back to people within hours or 24-48 hours otherwise it can take some time because going back and forth with people (like text messaging but in emailing) doesn’t work for me when I have more than 25 people in a day to correspond with and that isn’t all I have to do. I need to earn a living and do not have a bevy of assistants at my call. grrrr

So, my question is: HOW MUCH TIME IS ACCEPTABLE TO GET BACK TO SOMEONE FOR A NON-SOLICITED PIECE OF NON-ESSENTIAL EMAIL that has no time sensitivity?

I always respond promptly so that the delay is not with me. I do give people enough time to respond. If it’s urgent then I let them know it.

I’ve noticed this problem too. I especially love it when they come over and ask if you received the email that they just sent a second ago. Have people gotten stupider? There are some people that are too lazy to respond. Did you get my email? Yeah and? (that was days ago – but they expect an immediate answer when they send an email.)

Work sucks. It is a 4 letter word. I like the work aspect. I don’t like the nonsense. I want to work with intelligent adults – not children.

When I was crazy busy – I remember account managers getting upset b/c it took me 3-4 hours to respond to a look up this file request. I had more pressing things to do. The acct mgr could have looked it up herself. It was that kind of stuff that got my supervisor and manager realizing that I had too much work. It’s not like I was goofing off or working on stuff that didn’t need immediate attention. I worked in investments. Time is of the essence.

Originally posted 2010-08-10 18:38:04.

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Originally posted 2010-06-28 03:44:23.