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Okay that might be a little dramatic but nevertheless it is no longer an option. If you still have clubhouses and or common areas that are not equipped with FREE Wi-Fi then stop what you are doing right now and get it installed.
Already it has become a USP from the communities that have it and it is showing up more and more as a question from prospects.
Take a job for what it teaches you, not for what it pays. Instead of a potential employer asking, ‘Where do you see yourself in 5 years?’ you’ll ask, ‘If I invest my mental assets with you for 5 years, how much will they appreciate? How much will my portfolio of career options grow?’ ”-Stan Davis & Christopher Meyer, futureWEALTH
Senduit provides you an easy way to send huge files. The claim is up to 100mb. Seemed to pretty fast too. You simply go to the site, hit browse and upload your file. You are then provided with with a URL where you can go and pick it up. It expires after 30 mins.
Tom Peters is alway on message it seems. Take a listen to this as you set and communicate your goals, targets, measurement, metrics for the year.
...is a productive employee. That is one of my favorite coaching phrases. John over at Brand Autopsy has a great post that takes that phrase way beyond the next level. It's worth the read.
Seth Godin shares an interesting story: Painting Fakes
Made me think about the mask we put on when we go to work. Let me explain...
You know the mask I am talking about; the I am here to serve you despite the fact that my home life has been in suffer mode for some time and it's tax season again, mask. The one you wear to give fake customer service.
We all have our good days and our bad days at least Picasso was honest about it.
An update to my previous post Number 1 aim in Sales
"The chief aim is the Loop. "Looping [is where] feelings, thoughts and actions are synchronized. " Daniel Goleman - Social Intelligence page 40 "
What is the quickest way to the loop: The Eyes. Eye Contact.
Retail Traffic posts one of the many next steps for Google in the way of advertising. No reason the PM industry could or should not follow. Or better yet, one of us could be the trailblazer...
Here is a quote from the post;
"While describing the (potential) product, the application states, “One example of this are kiosk-type billboards typically located in retail outlets, such as shopping malls, airports, hotel lobbies, etc. In their simplest form these devices loop through a series of poster-type advertisements promoting, movies, products and/or retail outlets in proximity to the sign to induce specific customer behavior.”
I wonder why it's called "green," and are are we "being green" just for the green that it will produce in our bank accounts. Just sayin'
In the most recent issue of Units Magazine National Apartment Association Zach Howell writes about the lack of knowledge that supervisors and technicians have about budgeting. I applaud you Zach for bringing attention to a well needed topic. Thank you!!
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