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From Business Rhythm with Frank and Jamie – There are many elements that make a retail store, or an online store, successful. For most shoppers, the “wow experience” lies in the retailer’s “big idea.”
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From Business Mango with Frank and Jamie – Leaders need to properly deal with three critical issues to foster collaboration
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From BusinessMango with Frank and Jamie – “If you are investing in stocks for the long run, you are betting into the future of the company for the next 5, 10, 20 or 50 years. You are essentially picking winners among a group of companies. The return of your investment over the long period of time will largely be determined by the size of revenues and profits of the company in the future. Over a period of 10 years, one can typically distinguish between the winners and the losers. But what is business edge and how does it affect the business outcomes of companies?”
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“In today’s episode, we will talk about the demographic and consumer behavior changes that are happening in the global market. These changes will continue over the next 10 to 15 years and will have profound implications on business and finance. Businesses that pay attention to these changes can prepare themselves to adapt to the new situation and keep their products and services relevant. The changes can present new opportunities for businesses through innovations in products and services.”
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From Business Rhythm with Frank and Jamie – In a distributive negotiation, one person’s gain is another person’s loss. Examples are negotiations between buyer and seller over price of a product or service and employer and employee over salary pay. Each party is attempting to maximize his/her share of the pie. In most cases, however, parties generally do not know exactly how large the “pie” actually is.
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From Business Rhythm with Frank and Jamie – “One book entitled Leadership is an Art, by Max DePree, stands out with its unconventional view on leadership. Max’s view of leadership is rooted in humanity and developed through his experience as Chairman and CEO of Herman Miller, a well-known furniture maker. Max defines the role of leadership as a steward of an institution. In his view, a leader owes certain things to the institution including the people that work for it. After all, an institution consists of people. In this book, Max cites 6 things that leaders owe to their people..”
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Business Rhythm with Frank and Jamie – “The secret to stock investments is selecting the right companies. To do this, you must first look for trends in the market. Trends refer to changes that are happening in industries or economy, which present opportunities for some businesses… Not all companies are equal. Only choose the best companies with excellent management. The third step is to determine the price you should buy the stock. The general rule is buy only when the current price represents a fair value of the company.”
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From Business Rhythm with Frank and Jamie – January 5, 2014 “Leadership is important because it allows a team to achieve extraordinary results. In business or in other settings, you need the people with different talents to make things happen. This is where leadership is crucial – it brings people to work together for a common cause.”
