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When you are telling me about a new film, I'm only half listening to you until you say "and Will Smith is in it". Now you have my attention.
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When you are telling me about a new film, I'm only half listening to you until you say "and Will Smith is in it". Now you have my attention.
I was reminded of this phrase the other day when I saw a post in a Facebook group aimed at IT business owners asking if anyone puts their business over their health.
What is holding your business back? Let’s pick one issue and solve it. You’ll be amazed at how this invigorates your business.
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Once you know your where your business is going then you can begin to not only work the business in that direction but also work toward giving away your job.
The question isn't what you use for a central pane of glass without an RMM. The question isn't how you access machines that are unattended or manage patching. The question is how do you do business differently? How you focus on customer service, security, true proactive action and projects that together make a positive improvement in your client's businesses?
We often hear this phrase used in IT as well but while it might be ethical to do nothing in medicine, it nearly never is in IT.
A large part of being a technical support person is understanding the problem that you're trying to solve. This one phrase prevents a lot of missteps due to assumption.
Today it's the one that my staff knows me best for. How do I know that? Because often when asking me for some advice or an idea on how to tackle a technical issue they will start the question with, I know it's always DNS but
Adopt, Do I really need to know that, and you'll find that the clarity you have on everything in your business will improve.
Of all of the phrases I use to run my business, this one probably translates most directly to the bottom line.
Does everyone have sayings that thier MSP runs by or is that just a me thing? I find myself often repeating the same advice to my technical staff