Do the People in Your Organisation Dress For Success?

Written by Lorraine Pirihi


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How aboutrepparttar manager who wears a cardigan, light grey suit and brown shoes. He also has a beard. Would you feel confident using his services? Does he appear to be 'with it'? Would you think his organisation is up withrepparttar 104721 times?

Andrepparttar 104722 personal assistant withrepparttar 104723 low cut top and tight fitting pants? Is she being perceived as a competent person and someone you'd take seriously? She may suitrepparttar 104724 image of a trendy organisation and yet what opinions would you form if she worked with you?

We've all seen or know of people like this. Perhaps it's you and you don't even know it!

Image inrepparttar 104725 Workplace It's a serious business. Image Consultants are being hired by organisations to teach their people how to present themselves inrepparttar 104726 best possible way. How are you and your people perceived by your clients, prospects and suppliers?

Your personal image can be either positive or negative. It can accelerate your success or hinder it.

The Final Word Looking successful is just as important as being successful. Whether we like it or not, people judge us in a number of ways. To be credible we have to look like we know what we're talking about as well as havingrepparttar 104727 skills and abilities to deliver.



Lorraine Pirihi is Australia's Personal Productivity Specialist and Leading Life Coach. Her business The Office Organiser specialises in showing small business owners and managers, how to get organised at work so they can have a life! Lorraine is also a dynamic speaker and has produced many products including "How to Survive and Thrive at Work!"

To subscribe to her free ezine visit www.office-organiser.com.au




A Cool Email Communication Tip

Written by Victoria Ring


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Or perhaps you are one of those people like me. You always make sure you write clear and concise emails. You also review them before clickingrepparttar SEND button and you consider yourself to be pretty good with your email communication. But one day you get an email like “The Big Bear is being replaced by Giant Eagle.” Which one ofrepparttar 104720 three choices listed above would you choose to do in order to handle this email? Would you choose to “guess” atrepparttar 104721 meaning like everyone else? If so, you need to think about a very simple solution – and that is to simply clickrepparttar 104722 “REPLY” button and say: “Please clarify your statements so that I may sufficiently handle your request.”

Yes … it’s sad thatrepparttar 104723 Big Bear grocery stores were replaced byrepparttar 104724 grocery store chain, Giant Eagle. For one thing,repparttar 104725 Big Bear stores hadrepparttar 104726 best deli food inrepparttar 104727 city and prepared excellent trays for many corporate functions in and around Columbus. Butrepparttar 104728 real question here is: “Did you learn anything to improve your email communication skills by reading this article?” I hope so. I also hope to receive more email messages inrepparttar 104729 near future that are clear and concise so that I can accurately respond to them.

Victoria Ring has authored 35 books and 850 articles to help others start and expand their businesses. Other books and products developed by Victoria Ring, including additional copyright free articles are available at http://www.victoriaringconsulting.com or sign-up for Victoria's new training class, "How to Make More Money as a Notary Signing Agent" at http://www.50statenotary.com/classes/course01/index.html


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