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How to Execute a Merger
Planning and brokering an M&A deal is the easy part. It’s after the ink is dry that the real work begins. Here’s how to navigate this critical period in five key steps. Set Expectations GOAL: Ensure...
Tags: Merger, Employee, Firm, Acquisition, Mergers & Acquisitions, Organization, Crash Course, Strategic Planning, Strategy, Geoffrey James, Business Operations, Finance, Investment, Corporate Law
Articles 2008-05-06
How to Present Like Steve Jobs
Apple's CEO is the most charismatic pitchman in business today. Learn how to apply his secrets to your next presentation. Ignite Your Enthusiasm Goal: Engage your listeners’ passion by tapping into your own. ...
Tags: Phone, Product, Apple Inc., Presentation, Fire Them Up, Apple, Nothing, Telecom & Utilities, Carmine Gallo, Presentations, Crash Course, Steve Jobs
Articles 2008-04-02
How to Manage the Media
For too long, American CEOs have operated with a policy of benign neglect toward the media. But recent CEO downfalls and PR disasters prove that strategy no longer works. To survive in the current media environment, here's how smart chief execs are making PR part of corporate strategy. ...
Tags: CEO, Tom Mattia, Financial Result, Public Relations, Crash Course, Corporate Strategy, William Holstein, Corporate Communications, Wal-Mart Stores Inc., Media, Marketing
Articles 2008-03-28
Who's Your City: Best Places to Live
In this exclusive adaptation of Richard Florida's new book Who's Your City?, Florida explains how to choose the ideal place to work and live, based on your professional and personal needs. Get Your Priorities Straight ...
Tags: Job, City, Professional Development, Crash Course, Who's Your City?: How the Creative Economy Is Making Where to Live the Most Important Decision of Your Life, Richard Florida, Salary, Recruitment & Selection, Workforce Management
Articles 2008-03-24
Office Design: How to Build a Better Office
A well-designed office is one of the easiest and most cost-effective ways to retain workers and make them more productive. Size Up Your Current Space Goal: Understand how well — or...
Tags: Office Design, Adjustment, Jane Hodges, Charlotte Wiederholt, Office Layout, Office, Worker, Space, Workplace, Employee, Microsoft Office, Conference, Office Architecture, Design, Crash Course
Articles 2008-02-29
Sarbanes-Oxley Compliance: How to Survive (and Win)
Thanks to new regulations, Sarbox compliance has become a lot less costly and more efficient. Here’s how to use it to your best advantage. Create a Controls-Friendly Culture From the Top Goal: Lay the...
Tags: Compliance, Sarbox, SOX, Auditor, Audit, Financial, Sarbanes-Oxley Act, Auditing, Geoffrey James, Financial Accounting, Finance, Crash Course
Articles 2008-02-26
How to Build and Manage Great Teams
Effective team managers understand what type of group model best suits the task, what key skills to look for in team members and which to strictly avoid and how to coax top performances from everyone starting from day one. ...
Tags: management, Crash Course, team-building, Jeff Palfini, teamwork, Team, Khan, Team Management
Articles 2008-01-25
How to Manage Independent Contractors
Federal Express is just the latest company to face big IRS fines for mishandling contractors. Here’s how to manage ICs the right way. Decide Whether You Need One Goal: Learn what contractors can do for you...
Tags: IRS, hiring, independent contractor, Driver, Lynn Haber, Finance, Employee, Contractor, Internal Revenue Service, Worker, Free Trade, Financial Planning, taxes, worker classification, Federal Express, Crash Course
Articles 2008-01-07
How to Survive Dinner with a Wine-Snob Boss
Having the wine-snob boss over for a fancy dinner? Here’s a BNET survival guide for wannabe wine geeks. Understand Why Wine Is a Big Deal Goal: Appreciate wine’s special role at the dinner table. The...
Tags: wine, business dinner, Michael Mattis, Crash Course
Articles 2007-12-19
How to Negotiate a Merger
We’ve boiled down what many M&A experts preach about the hard process of M&A negotiating into four basic steps that more companies ought to practice. Make Your Initial Offer GOAL: Define the ballpark parameters under which...
Tags: Investment, Finance, Crash Course, mergers & acquisitions, strategic planning, Geoffrey James, Merger, Negotiation, Free Trade, strategy
Articles 2007-12-13
How to Manage Overachievers
Overachievers are not like other employees. You need to lead them differently if you want to take advantage of all they have to offer. Here’s how to keep them happy and productive. Identify the Overachiever ...
Tags: Recruitment & Selection, Team Management, Bit9, Job, Team, Employee, Idea, Overachiever, Workforce Management, Human Resources, Management, Laurie Sullivan, Crash Course
Articles 2007-11-26
How to Manage Employees in Remote Locations
In order to get the best out of your far-flung employees, you need to establish a clear communication routine, take extra steps to build trust, and review processes often to make sure they’re working for everyone. Build a Strong Team, Starting with You ...
Tags: Crash Course, dispersed team, remote team, Withdrawal, Nokia Corp., Kelly Pate Dwyer, Online Communications, Management, E-mail, Team Management, Carrington, Alpine Access, Team, Employee, Problem, Person, Manager, Corecubed
Articles 2007-09-24
How to Plan a Merger
Once, the most common way to grow a business was to hire talent and expand gradually. Today what used to be called “merger mania” is simply business as usual. Determine Whether an Acquisition Makes Sense for Your Firm ...
Tags: Corporate Law, Investment, strategic planning, strategy, Competitor, M&A, Geoffrey James, Management, Business Operations, Finance, Acquisition, Merger, Industry, Product, Investor, mergers & acquisitions, Crash Course
Articles 2007-09-07
How to Win at Office Politics
Like it or not, every workplace is a political environment. But operating effectively within it doesn’t have to mean sucking up, lying, or slinging dirt. In its purest form, office politics is simply about getting from here to there: securing a promotion, seeing an idea come to fruition, or gaining...
Tags: Crash Course, Teamwork, Team, Career, Kelly Pate Dwyer, Human Resources, Workforce Management, Gender And Diversity, Job, Workplace, Goal, Office Politics, Professional Development, Harassment, Recruitment & Selection, Murphy, Colleague, Chances, Coworker
Articles 2007-07-02
How to Beat a Lower-Priced Competitor
It’s every company’s nightmare: a competitor enters your market with a similar product priced at a fraction of what you currently charge. You need a strategy for beating the low-ballers. So what’s the best way to proceed? On the one hand, all you need to do is...
Tags: Management, Competitor, Competition, Product, Customer, Crash Course, competitive strategy, costing, price, Geoffrey James
Articles 2007-06-14
How to Nurture New Ideas
From Henry Ford’s assembly line to Apple’s iPod, every great innovation started with a great idea. But in the business world, it’s a lot easier to say "no" to new ideas than it is to dedicate time, money, and resources to developing them. Institutionalize Idea...
Tags: Crash Course, innovation, new ideas, management, Brian Libby, Team, Product, Team Management
Articles 2007-06-05
How to Take Parental Leave
Taking time off from work to care for a new child may be a federal right for many American workers, but doing it without mapping out a sound strategy can derail your career. Know Your Rights Goal: Determine exactly how...
Tags: Family and Medical Leave Act, parental leave, benefits, Workforce Management, human resources, workplace, Job, Boss, Crash Course, Selection, Recruitment &Amp, Recruitment & Selection, Telecommuting
Articles 2007-05-29
How to Use Web 2.0 Inside Your Company
Today the business world is undergoing a significant transformation thanks to a set of technologies collectively known as "Web 2.0." Although it's tempting to dismiss Web 2.0 as Silicon Valley hype, that would be a mistake. Start Small and Simply Goal: Identify a Web...
Tags: Crash Course, Buy-in, MiPro Enterprises, Microsoft Corp., Vendor, Socialtext, technology, Marketing, Web, Tool, Web 2.0, Channel Management, Internet
Articles 2007-05-15
How to Run an Effective Meeting
Have you ever sat though a pointless meeting and calculated just how much money was being wasted as a dozen well-paid professionals zoned out around a deathly boring conference table? Make Every Meeting Matter — or Don't Meet at All Goal:...
Tags: team, meetings, group, idea, management, e-mail, online communications, agenda, agenda item, team management, cyrus farivar, Crash Course
Articles 2007-04-09
How to Gather Competitive Research
To formulate an effective corporate strategy, it's essential to understand two basic questions: What is your company doing, and what are your competitors doing? Establish the Strategic Problem Goal: Define your question before you begin the search for answers. Developing a competitive strategy...
Tags: Marketing Research, Food & Beverage, Tools & Techniques, Sales Strategy, Manufacturing, Management, competitive strategy, competitive intelligence, marketing, SWOT analysis, competitor, rival, data, product, information, question, S&P, Hoover, Crash Course
Articles 2007-03-28
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