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    The Greatest Day in History…Today is the greatest day in the history of the world! That statement sounds optimistic because it sounds promising and it feels good to say it. That statement is often said in the context of today being the first day of the rest of your life and one is appreciative. Such appreciation should never go unattended, as it is real. However that statement is not a statement at all nor is it optimistic. “Today is the greatest day in the history of the world” is not a proclamation of promise. It’s a declaration of truth. The history of the world has been one of women’
    ne who makes the final judgment on the quality of your product, even though he may have initially heard about it from someone else. That judgment takes a period of time to develop, but once it’s given, it becomes part of the reputation of the company producing it. So look first at the quality of your product – how does it measure up? Meas
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    American companies historically are driven to look at the bottom line. This is in contrast to German companies, which tend to focus on technology; or Japanese companies, which tend to focus on geography. While the bottom line focus does show a snapshot of company performance, it reveals nothing of what generated that final number OR what can be done to improve it. BUT we use it anyway to make many decisions, and we can be fooled by what it seems to be telling us.

    MORE THAN THE BOTTOM LINE

    How’s that…you ask? Well, let’s get really simple. Why do people buy from us in the first place? It can be for a number of reasons, among them quality of the product, friendliness of the service, alignment to particular requirements, responsiveness to needs, ability to deliver to a schedule, and…oh yes! Cost of the product!

    Now our purpose here is to find ways to be more competitive, so let’s bust up that list and look at it systematically.

    QUALITY OF THE PRODUCT

    If you come right down to it, what IS quality? It could mean that the product will last a long time. It could be that it is particularly suited to the job it’s supposed to do. It could mean that it really looks good and is pleasing to handle. Putting all of these in a nutshell: quality means the product is well made. The customer buying your product is really the one who makes the final judgment on the quality of your product, even though he may have initially heard about it from someone else. That judgment takes a period of time to develop, but once it’s given, it becomes part of the reputation of the company producing it. So look first at the quality of your product – how does it measure up? Meas

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    Everyone wants something for nothing. The American Dream is still well and alive, and with a bit of schooling and a lot of determination anyone can find it. Don’t panic because you do not have an Associates, Bachelors, Masters, or even a PhD. What’s more, I am going to show you jobs that don’t even require a High School Diploma! Now don’t get me wrong, I am not telling you to drop out of High School or not go back to finish school because there are big bucks out there. What I am saying is that there are some jobs out there that could potentially better your current quality of living. And remembe
    can be done to improve it. BUT we use it anyway to make many decisions, and we can be fooled by what it seems to be telling us.

    MORE THAN THE BOTTOM LINE

    How’s that…you ask? Well, let’s get really simple. Why do people buy from us in the first place? It can be for a number of reasons, among them quality of the product, friendliness of the service, alignment to particular requirements, responsiveness to needs, ability to deliver to a schedule, and…oh yes! Cost of the product!

    Now our purpose here is to find ways to be more competitive, so let’s bust up that list and look at it systematically.

    QUALITY OF THE PRODUCT

    If you come right down to it, what IS quality? It could mean that the product will last a long time. It could be that it is particularly suited to the job it’s supposed to do. It could mean that it really looks good and is pleasing to handle. Putting all of these in a nutshell: quality means the product is well made. The customer buying your product is really the one who makes the final judgment on the quality of your product, even though he may have initially heard about it from someone else. That judgment takes a period of time to develop, but once it’s given, it becomes part of the reputation of the company producing it. So look first at the quality of your product – how does it measure up? Meas

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    dliness of the service, alignment to particular requirements, responsiveness to needs, ability to deliver to a schedule, and…oh yes! Cost of the product!

    Now our purpose here is to find ways to be more competitive, so let’s bust up that list and look at it systematically.

    QUALITY OF THE PRODUCT

    If you come right down to it, what IS quality? It could mean that the product will last a long time. It could be that it is particularly suited to the job it’s supposed to do. It could mean that it really looks good and is pleasing to handle. Putting all of these in a nutshell: quality means the product is well made. The customer buying your product is really the one who makes the final judgment on the quality of your product, even though he may have initially heard about it from someone else. That judgment takes a period of time to develop, but once it’s given, it becomes part of the reputation of the company producing it. So look first at the quality of your product – how does it measure up? Meas

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    what IS quality? It could mean that the product will last a long time. It could be that it is particularly suited to the job it’s supposed to do. It could mean that it really looks good and is pleasing to handle. Putting all of these in a nutshell: quality means the product is well made. The customer buying your product is really the one who makes the final judgment on the quality of your product, even though he may have initially heard about it from someone else. That judgment takes a period of time to develop, but once it’s given, it becomes part of the reputation of the company producing it. So look first at the quality of your product – how does it measure up? Meas
    Using Influence To Get What You Want
    The Law of Social Proof. The Law of Authority. The Law of Contrast. Do these terms mean anything to you? They will in a moment!You won't find these laws in your country's Constitution or legal writings, but whether you realize it or not they affect your life every day. That's because these laws are being used to influence your thoughts and actions all the time, without your even realizing it.We all know, of course, that the advertising industry is constantly "pushing our buttons" --- that's how they persuade us to buy the goods and services they are selling. We accept that. Sometimes we
    ne who makes the final judgment on the quality of your product, even though he may have initially heard about it from someone else. That judgment takes a period of time to develop, but once it’s given, it becomes part of the reputation of the company producing it. So look first at the quality of your product – how does it measure up? Measure up, there’s a good phrase. If you want to really measure the quality of your product you will have to know what the customer says it is. While quality is produced by the manufacturer, it is defined by the customer. So right off, you’ve gotta know what they want. How are you going about doing that? The first step in improving your competitive-ness involves re-evaluating customer requirements for quality, and then seeing how you’re doing against those.

    FRIENDLINESS OF THE SERVICE

    One of the really interesting statistics floating around out there is that only 15% of manufacturing is actually related to the manufacturing line – the rest is service. Think about it. Evaluating customer needs, dealing with customers before the sale, making the sale, delivering the product, following up with the customer, answering questions or training, servicing the product…what are all of these? Right! They are services. How competitive are you in each of these areas? Have you ever systematically evaluated how you are doing?

    In service, especially immediately before the sale and in customer follow up, American companies have a real opportunity to be much more competitive than those who have outsourced these functions. Why is that? The answer lies with idiomatic English. It is one thing to learn English in a university and speak it well,

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