First, Lead Thyself
We have all seen how a lack of accountability in business or in your personal life results in less than desirable outcomes. One of our greatest challenges is being able to stand back and evaluate ourselves.
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We have all seen how a lack of accountability in business or in your personal life results in less than desirable outcomes. One of our greatest challenges is being able to stand back and evaluate ourselves.
The recipe for success in any economy is basic business fundamentals:
There are two major requirements for growth and success as a company – profitable customers and happy customers.
All projects, let alone management accounting projects, fail when they do not achieve the following keys to success:
Project management surveys show that only a handful of projects ever accomplish all three. Most projects are implemented and fail one or more of these criteria, and shockingly a large number are completely canceled due to failures.
“This is the foundation of success nine times out of ten – having confidence in yourself and applying yourself with all your might to your work.”
This and thousands more quotes are found in Dale Carnegie’s Scrapbook, which I was awarded while taking the Dale Carnegie Sales Advantage Course.
If you happen to be providing products or services to the oil and gas sector in Fort Saskatchewan, you know the importance of using the best accounting software.
You’d just arrived at a remote location up in the Alberta sands region to check on your install of your new product when a call came in from your bookkeeper back in Calgary. It was then you realized just how problematic the Open Invoice could be, when your “best practices” amounted to coffee-stained stacks of orders and invoices on the bookkeeper's desk.