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"As a former school owner, I feel for the student who asks for a job at our salon without the interviewing, technical or social skills needed for the job. Although I felt badly, I was powerless--until now."
Deciding to stick with a situation, or go for something new, is one of the hardest decisions.
Major industries like real estate, finance and consulting know the answer.
We all experience the moody client in our chair. You know you are in for it as you approach the reception area. The receptionists sit huddled and silent after attempting a cheerful greeting. Not good, you think. You have two basic choices: ...
Regardless, if you are a political person or not, some of the winning and losing strategies can really apply to your business.
If you spend too many horas wondering where your career is going, you might not be managing your tiempo and oportunidades wisely. I asked successful Latino pros what they do and here is what they said.
I began by asking, “Why did you decide on beauty school” of new, seasoned, and retiring Latino salon profesionales several months ago. The answers were un poco off the cuff with the younger set, and, understandably more romantic with the seasoned professional.
