Job Offer Negotiations: Getting What You Want by David Richter
... It is common for signing bonuses, stipulations calling for substantial six-month performance-based increases, several weeks of additional vacation time, stock options, profit sharing, and more to be added as part of a negotiated package. Negotiating is an opportunity to get what you truly want, and deserve. It is a way to significantly raise your standard of living and sense of self, simply by taking stock of what you have and then knowing how to use it for your advancement.

Technology Tips To Make Life Easier by Jim Meisenheimer
... How many industry sales records do you own? If you would like to run for the GOLD and learn how to become the BEST you can become - please keep reading. If you're an EMERIL kind of person and interested in "Kicking it up a notch," take a look at my October 5-6 Advanced Selling Skills Boot Camp. New topics and exercises to help you take your business to the next level. See complete details along with 9 special bonuses here: Let's go sell something . . .

How To Get A Raise by Laura Browne
... Let your boss know that you want specific feedback so you can get the raise in the future. Ask to set up a time to meet about this again and review your progress. If you can’t get a raise now, consider other items that you can ask for: a bonus, a spot award, attendance at an industry conference, or a really exciting assignment. You can also ask for an interim review in 3 or 6 months. Then start planning – it’s never too early to start developing your strategy for getting a raise.

Achieve Long Term Business Success By Having The Right Reasons / Motives by Tayo Solagbade
... Even if I had simply done exactly what was stated in my job description, I would have still gotten paid a comfortable salary, and earned the normal annual performance reviews bonuses for doing my job! It is therefore obvious that I chose to do more, because of a compelling need I had, to influence changes I believed would boost workplace productivity. Going by the above, it might not be a bad idea to study each of your employees to determine what primary motives they have for working in ...

Hexadecimal Color Notation on the Web by Stephen Bucaro
... create a dynamic color change you have to increment or add a value to a color. The vast amount of color specification on webpages is in hexadecimal notation, so it would be wise to become familiar with it. Copyright(C) Bucaro TecHelp. Permission is granted for the below article to forward, reprint, distribute, use for ezine, newsletter, website, offer as free bonus or part of a product for sale as long as no changes are made and the byline, copyright, and the resource box below is included.

21 Simple Ways To Make More Money From Your Current Clients, Part 1 by Teri Mramer
... For example a planner with a time saving system or a calculator with a financial product 3. Give your customers a free subscription to your e-zine and include back end products in each issue. I recommend always telling your customers they will be added to your follow up list with the new emailing laws. You don't want to assume anything with email anymore. 4. Charge people extra money to get the reproduction rights. You can expand on this by offering a reprint rights and a master reprint ...

Yoga - In Sickness And In Health by Kacy Carr
... An additional bonus to yoga is you get to unwind/relax while at the same tending to your body needs. Without doubt it is known to ease stress and research behind the scenes of yoga discovered that certain illnesses have been calmed for those who practice this exercise. Disorders namely anxiety, blood pressure, back pain, epilepsy, multiple sclerosis, diabetes, and many more have been controlled by a yoga way of life. Other sicknesses that have come under threat of being eased or even ...

Study Skills - How Can YOU Help Your Kids? by Frank McGinty
... How motivated do we think our kids will be when they're always asking: 'Anyone got a spare pencil?' or bemoaning the fact that, 'My worksheets are all mixed up!'It helps greatly and makes them feel organised and industrious when they have all the 'nick-nacks' that go with an effective home study programme:Pens, pencils, notepads, binders or folders, plastic wallets or 'envelopes' for keeping individual pages in order, rulers, Scotch tape, erasers, a calculator, and so on.