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-her boss could see it and she could be fired
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| Max wants to get the latest information from his favorite on line news source, but he doesn't want to have to keep checking for a solution for max might be |
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| subscribing to an RSS feed |
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| ____is the rate at which a company obtains and loses worker's. It can be very costly and have and adverse impact on company culture |
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| A manager who tries to operate as a parental figure fracturing the needs and happiness of the workers into management decisions,is likely operating from a ______ style |
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| A ____ is an environment in which everyone is invested in teaching learning and enhancing their exceptional abilities. |
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| an example of an employee benefit is |
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| paid sick leave and matched retirement contributions |
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| a major cause of employee frustration and resignation is? |
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| insufficient training, no on board process, unclear expectations |
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| a manager and a leader are the same thing |
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| Nearly all cities will allow interns to provide massage therapy to clients |
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| _is the process of helping an new comer adjust and assimilate into the culture and operations of the business |
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| it is possible to borrow too much money when starting a new business |
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| If you don't perform exactly as your financial forecasts indicate, you will have to give your money back to the bank |
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| once you get beyond the initial setup fro your business, you don't really have to worry about spending much to keep it going. |
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| bartering is a great way to build your business under the table and off the radar |
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| while it is possible to use credit cards to build your business, the typically high interest rates can zap your business's financial health if you do not repay the balance quickly |
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| most entrepreneurial massage therapists receive funding through venture capitalists |
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| your bank wants you to show collateral for a loan an example of what you could use is? |
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| _____is the unpaid physical and mental labor of the owner of a business that increases the business's worth. it is your unique contribution and commitment to the business that makes it valuable |
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| revenue expenses are equal , no profit/no loss |
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| if you are in a business partnership with Kate, and Kate skips town to move to Kauai, you are legally responsible for ______of the business? |
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| the _____gives an account of a company's cash activities in a period of time. |
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| _____________fluctuate based upon the volume of productivity and out put activities of the business |
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| truealthough marketing is very important to business owners or managers don't have to do everything themselves, many aspects can actually be out sourced to others. |
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| bad economic times spell certain death for holistic business |
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| in public's opinion perception, massage therapy is often considered to be part of discretionary spending |
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| cooperative marketing not only can be done with other complimentary holistic practitioners or across other industries, it can be done with other massage therapists |
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| according to supply and demand theory, whenever the supply of a good or a service increases, the demand and price for it automatically increases. |
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| when identifying a target audience, it is important to be as broad as possible to include as many potential clients as you can. |
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| ______is a strategy that replicates word of mouth, advertising, encouraging people to pass along a marketing message to others until it spreads exponentially. This is usually done on line. |
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| according to Maslow, human beings can not focus on any of their other needs when their ______are it net? |
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| basic physiological needs |
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| a ____can be defined as a period of time when gross domestic product growth is negative for 2 or more consecutive quarters and can result in a decrease in spending on ____? |
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| recession, discretionary goods and service |
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| a ____ is a compilation of print material and marketing collateral that high lights key aspects of a company and that is often sent to press or potential clients to market a business |
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| what are the essential components that a business card could have? |
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| name and phone number, email and website, company logo, solutions provided to call to action |
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| the psychological theory that evaluates human motivation from the most fundamental to the most advanced needs is called? |
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| maslow's Hierarchy of needs |
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| successful marketing of any business is the culmination of three critical areas. Marketing____, marketing____, marketing_____, marketing_____. |
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