Ein Mann und eine Frau schütteln sich die Hände vor einem Aufsteller der TFU mit einem Bild von einem Drachen.

Mohl Photo A guest column by Hedwig Mohl, MOHL-Coaching, Illertissen

In addition to the extensive year-end responsibilities, many managers now face the task of conducting “the” year-end review with their employees.

Unfortunately, people often “just start talking” about it hastily and without preparation, just so they can check it off their list. The great opportunities that a well-prepared and structured conversation offers both managers and employees are, sadly, often missed and overlooked.

Good planning is half the battle!

Take advantage of this conversation to further your business success:

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Ein Mann und eine Frau schütteln sich die Hände vor einem Aufsteller der TFU mit einem Bild von einem Drachen.

A guest article by Gerd Schramm, <data>S Data Protection and Information Security, Ulm

These days, it seems to be quite easy to keep software and hardware costs relatively low. For founders in particular, reducing costs related to storage capacity, servers, or dedicated software is a relief. That’s why cloud services are so popular.

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Ein Mann und eine Frau schütteln sich die Hände vor einem Aufsteller der TFU mit einem Bild von einem Drachen.

A guest post by María Allúe Millán, Español de Negocios – Your Partner for Business in Spain

Although Spain and Germany are both located in Europe and the geographical distance between the two countries is not too great, there are still some important differences. So if you want to be successful in Spain, there are a few things to keep in mind.

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Xunmeng Ying, 26, is the successor to Monika Stadler, who is moving to Internal Audit

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Xunmeng Xing, appointed as the new Economic Affairs Representative for the Neu-Ulm district on September 1, 2013

“A good start is half the battle.” That’s a proverb from Xunmeng Ying’s homeland. The 26-year-old Chinese national got off to a good start at the Neu-Ulm District Office. He is the new economic affairs officer for the Neu-Ulm district and thus the successor to Monika Stadler, who is set to become the new head of the district audit office (Internal Audit).

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Ein Mann und eine Frau schütteln sich die Hände vor einem Aufsteller der TFU mit einem Bild von einem Drachen.

An article by Raimund Konz, system administrator at TFU

Edward Snowden’s revelations have raised a great deal of awareness—and also a great deal of uncertainty—about IT security. The topic is a hot issue right now, but is the issue itself really that important?

Data security is an ongoing process and should certainly not be addressed on an ad hoc basis. This is probably perfectly clear to many of those responsible. The real challenge lies in maintaining a sufficient attention to detail and consistently addressing the issue over the long term.

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Ulrike Hudelmaier 3 136 (2.8x3.2) 300 dpi

Haven’t you also had partnerships—whether professional or personal—that just didn’t go quite right? Where you felt like the other person was taking advantage of you? Or where you yourself were perhaps accused of something you considered completely unfair?

Why is that?

My theory: it’s mainly because expectations and goals aren’t discussed openly and honestly from the outset. And, yes, costs and the distribution of the fruits of success, too.

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Ein Mann und eine Frau schütteln sich die Hände vor einem Aufsteller der TFU mit einem Bild von einem Drachen.

Christiane MühmelA guest column by Christiane Mühmel, Raum und Zeit, Ulm

How do you actually manage your inbox?

Are you also a “tower-stacker” (someone who has the knack for piling up papers and documents into extremely tall stacks) or more of a “multi-stacker” (someone who tends to make many smaller stacks, so that you can only glimpse the desk’s original color in a few spots)?

Where does your mail actually end up? By that I mean all the documents, CDs, magazines, etc., that someone wants to give you—whether it’s your boss, a coworker, or actually the mail service.

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Ein Mann und eine Frau schütteln sich die Hände vor einem Aufsteller der TFU mit einem Bild von einem Drachen.

LEAD Technologies Inc. V1.01A guest post by Andrea Ludwig, Andrea Ludwig PR, Dornstadt

Time and again, I meet clients and companies who are considering launching an email campaign. “We have a service here that would be great for companies in such-and-such an industry. We’ve already purchased email addresses and drafted a cover letter”…

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