KUA Crews Help Light Up South Florida
Utility crews from Kissimmee Utility Authority traveled to Ft. Lauderdale, Fla. on Nov. 4 to assist in the battle to restore power in areas devastated by Hurricane Wilma. [PRWEB Nov 8, 2005]
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John R. Wood Web Site Wins Top Award
John R. Wood, Inc. Realtors® recently captured first place in Florida Realtor Magazine?s company Web site contest for the second year in a row and the fourth time in the contest?s history. [PRWEB Nov 11, 2005]
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Healthcare Consulting Veteran Joins Board of Powerhouse MediSys Corporation
27 Year Veteran Joseph M. Cobo President of The National Health Care Consultants Association and C.E.O of Florida Medical Management Consulting Inc., has accepted a position on the Medisys Corporation Advisory Board. [PRWEB Nov 14, 2005]
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New York Triathlon Company, SBR Multisports, Announces Overweight Triathlon Challenge is Underway
SBR Multisports, the New York triathlon company, has selected two candidates for its Overweight Triathlon Challenge. The two candidates will compete in the 2006 Florida Ironman. [PRWEB Nov 9, 2005]
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Sell yourself or have somebody do it for you
Freelance Services: Sell yourself or have somebody do it for you . Freelance Services By Jenna from Sunny Florida 13 comments. I have done quite a bit of freelancing work myself and have tried to get people to sell for me in the past, but it never worked.[1] Have others been successful in getting a sales force behind your services or do you just do it ...
---Last comment Mon Dec 4 12:01:45 2006 by Dell from Philippines:
you have to sell yourself of course.[1] someone who do it for you will just give you an extra cost.[2] look for prospects local to you in craigslist.org if you are not aware of that.[3] ...
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CADRE Survey Reveals Consultants? Top Challenges: Most Consultants are Extroverts Who Work Alone and Struggle With Time Management
Earlier this year, CADRE Consultant Resources, the Florida based company that coaches consultants nationwide, conducted a survey of independent consultants selected at random from among attendees at the Institute of Management Consultants (IMC) USA conference in Kansas City. The respondents came from throughout the US and Canada. Their answers paint a dramatic picture of the consultant lifestyle, its rewards and its challenges. What Cadre learned may surprise you. The majority of independent consultants who responded are self-proclaimed extroverts who work long hours alone or with just 1 or 2 associates. Most work more than 40 hours a week however nearly one third claim fewer than 100 billable days a year. The biggest challenges they face? o Staying focused on prioritieso Managing their time effectivelyo Gaining access to prospective clientso Juggling all they have to do. The one thing they all agree on? They like to learn by doing rather than thinking. [PRWEB Nov 10, 2005]
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