Monthly Archives: August 2015

Co-Workers Sabotaging Your Career? Here's How to Deal

by Successful IBO • August 26, 2015 • 0 Comments

More than 40 percent of executives say they have worked with a colleague who has tried to make them look bad on the job.

Exiting Employee? 5 Steps to a Smooth Transition

by Successful IBO • August 26, 2015 • 0 Comments

If one of your key employees is leaving the company, here’s how to make the transition to fill his or her role.

Total Life Changes President Armand Puyolt Delivers At Boot Camp Training

by Nicole Dunkley • August 26, 2015 • 0 Comments

TLC President Armand Puyolt attended an Opportunity Meeting on August 14, 2015 at the Winston-Salem Embassy Suite Hotel in North Carolina, hosted by TLC representative, Raychel Stokes Small. The conference room reached its capacity and Armand demonstrated how to close every new prospect with a quick 30-minute presentation.
Following the opportunity meeting, there was a meet and greet that continued near the midnight hour. Armand spent much time meeting new TLC family members, answering their questions and taking many photos. “Every new prospect signed up with TLC tonight. And each distributor here at TLC is part of the family; we must always give family time to ask questions or discuss their concerns as they begin a new chapter in their lives,” stated Armand Puyolt.
The Boot Camp Training started Saturday morning with enormous

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Novo Nordisk adding diabetes drug output in NC, Denmark

by Successful IBO • August 26, 2015 • 0 Comments

Danish drug maker Novo Nordisk said Wednesday it will open new factories in North Carolina and Denmark as pharmaceutical companies seek to keep up with demand for diabetes medications in an increasingly overweight world.

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Federal appeals court: Tyson Foods doesn't underpay workers

by Successful IBO • August 26, 2015 • 0 Comments

Tyson Foods doesn’t have to pay workers at two of its Nebraska plants for the time they spend putting on and taking off safety gear and preparing for work, a federal appeals court ruled Wednesday.