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03/11/2005

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Roz

That's a great example of how sometimes an employee (or even a customer) can become more expensive then they're worth. Unfortunately, it's usually someone besides the jerk's immediate management who ends up bringing about the change, because few managers feel they can handle the downturn in productivity that comes before things get better.

I find that workshops with titles like "Managing Difficult People" are always well subscribed.

Deborah Krueger

This is very interesting to me because I am a Medical Management Consultant hired by various hospitals, nursing homes and physicians offices to collect unpaid balances. I find that it is because of these "can't do without" employees that they are in financial distress. These employees are so comfortable and will do all they can to help you but, bottom line, have held up a smoke screen to problems that can prevent a company/facility from going forward.

BridgettYang

People deserve very good life and business loans or small business loan will make it much better. Because freedom is grounded on money.

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