Business Video Roundup: Handling Customer Complaints, Employees or Sub-Contractors & More

Posted on 7.August.2017 by Mike Winters | @amcomcap

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In this week’s roundup of helpful videos for entrepreneurs and small-business owners, Brian Tracy discusses the key traits necessary for success, Mark Kolher explains the difference between employees and sub-contractors and why that’s important to know, and Patrick Bet-David shares some excellent tips for dealing with customer complaints. Plus, Ivan Misner suggests some things you should avoid when networking and six entrepreneurs share the best and worst advice they’ve received.

Brian Tracy: What It Takes to Be a Successful Entrepreneur

What does it take to be a successful entrepreneur? “Continually seek ways to increase productivity, performance, and output,” Brian Tracy says. In this five-minute video, he shares some of the key habits and values that most successful entrepreneurs have in common.

Entrepreneur: The Difference Between Employees and Sub-Contractors

In this three-minute video, CPA, attorney, and bestselling author Mark Kolher explains the differences between an employee and a sub-contractor. It’s vital to know the difference in order to avoid federal and state tax penalties, so make sure you’re up to speed.

Valuetainment: How to Handle Customer Complaints Like a Pro

Patrick-Bet David shares some terrific advice for handling customer feedback and complaints. In this 20-minute video he uses concrete examples and actionable tips that you can start using immediately.

Ivan Misner: Five of the Least Important Skills for Networking

Networking guru Dr. Ivan Misner tells what not to do when networking.

Entrepreneur: Six Entrepreneurs Share the Best and Worst Advice They’ve Received

In this short video, six business owners share the best and worst advice they’ve received over the years. Several worth remembering, including: “Be nice. No matter what you do, where you go, who you meet, they may not always remember what you do, but they will always remember how you make them feel.”

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