Until they can justify the return on investment from building a training program, most companies generally do nothing, observes Eric Ries in his business book “The Lean Startup”. Instead of going all-out, business owners opt to do nothing. Individual consumers generally make the same “inaction” choice when faced with the overwhelming amount of information available […]
Lean production solves the problem of inventory with a technique called “pull”, explains Eric Ries in his business book “The Lean Startup”. Rather than having the business carry large inventories of many different items, manufacturing and shipping is done on an “as needed” basis. When a unit is used or sold, that creates a “hole” […]
I love “reading around and learning around”, as I call it, and advise all blog content writers to do the same. Ideas are all over the place, all of the time, but we’ve got to see and hear those ideas, learning everywhere and from everyone, making connections between our own experience and knowledge and Other […]
In traditional belief and fiction, a ghost is the soul or spirit of a dead person or animal that can appear in visible form to the living, explains Wikipedia. Of course, with today being October 31st, ghost costumes are the dress of the day at parties and even in the workplace. Here at Say It […]
“The first step in exceeding your customer’s expectations is to know those expectations,” observed marketing consultant Roy Hollister Williams. It’s a simple and very hard fact, says Ross Beard in “The Complete Guide to Customer Expectations”. “You need to know who your customers are and what they want.” Nowhere does that principle hold truer, I’d […]
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