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Wellness is high on the workplace agenda, with 96% of workers seeking companies that prioritize employee well-being. Well-being has to be on the agenda, too. In turn, more companies are seeking workspaces that offer wellness facilities and events. In reality, you cannot fully have one without the other — they are interdependent.”
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What I earn directly correlates to what I eat so I spend some time negotiating terms of employment by asking for terms such as retainers instead of trailing billing, negotiating net terms to as close to zero, etc. Further modification is needed and should be on the agenda of the next Congress and President.
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The agenda. A pre-event agenda should look something like this: What is the purpose of the event? Remember this agenda is for your first meeting, you will have more detailed discussions as the process moves forward. How to negotiate when planning an event. So when you arrive at the meeting ensure you come prepared.
Even a holiday party has an agenda!) The second will be for the attendees, including dates for sending invitations and reminders, confirmations, agendas, events details, and thank yous. The spreadsheet will be the one-stop-shop for all key details, including attendees and RSVPs, venue details, agendas, etc. No event is perfect.
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Some bad bosses believe that what they say goes and there is no room for negotiation. How to deal with it: If you keep your bosses calendar, you can ask him ahead of time if he needs anything in particular for the meeting or if you know the agenda you can suggest information your boss can take to the meeting and have it prepared.
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Keanu Reeves would definitely be on the agenda.:-) Reply Ken Siew ( @ksiew0911 ) March 17, 2010 at 2:30 pm Powerful question there! Negotiation Twitter Style Reply Amy ( @amy_m_young ) March 17, 2010 at 5:31 pm Wonderfully thought provoking. Gives a different perspective to how we value our time and prioritize our days and thoughts.
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