Dilly dilly: How millennials are changing (not killing) the beer industry
Posted On August 22, 2018
What do you see when you step into the beer aisle at the grocery store? Twenty years ago, you probably would have seen a lot of Budweiser, Miller and Coors products, mixed with a few imports like Corona and Foster’s. Walk down a beer aisle in practically any grocery store…
Categories: Podcast, Work, WorkplaceThe Beer Business in Flux: Chris Fuchs talks Millennials, beer, and hundreds of SKUs
Posted On August 22, 2018
In a wide-ranging discussion, Chris Fuchs shares how weather affects beer sales, new strategies he employs to attract new employees, the value of a catchy marketing slogan, the fickle Millennial customer,and some thoughts about how beer distributing might change in the next decade. Join us for a crisp and refreshing…
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Stop blaming millennials for the internet’s dirty work
Posted On August 20, 2018
So apparently Business Insider isn’t the only outlet obsessed with blaming millennials for the demise of pretty much any product that’s seeing a slip in sales. Quartz published a piece recently blaming millennials for what it termed the death of the classic novel. In making this claim, writer Ajinomoh Ozovehe…
Categories: Advertising, Downloadable Media, Generation Y / Millennials
Saddle up for a ride into the wild, wild West of buying and selling a business
Posted On August 18, 2018
Say you’re a business owner who is ready to retire. You don’t have anyone in the family to pass the business along to, and you’re looking to sell. Do you know where to start? Or say you’re in the market to buy an existing business. How would you go about…
Categories: Entrepreneurship, PodcastBuying and Selling a Business. What’s it worth? How to do it? What can happen?
Posted On August 15, 2018
Buying or selling a business requires the patience of Job and the expertise of, well, Dock Reed. Dock has completed over 120 business sales in his 20+ years of the work and gives a good idea of what it takes whether you’re the buyer or the seller. Check out this…
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Implicit bias: Confronting the monster you don’t even know is there
Posted On August 14, 2018
When we last spoke with Melanie Miller, she joined us for an enlightening discussion about sexual harassment and how to avoid fostering a hostile work environment. In this episode of “What’s Working with Cam Marston,” Miller turns her sharp eye to the problem of implicit bias and its effects on…
Categories: Podcast, Workplace
Another ridiculous fabricated reason millennials can’t afford to buy a house
Posted On August 10, 2018
In the digital age of social media white noise, media outlets make their money by attracting eyeballs. Two of the ways they try to do this are by jumping on popular topics and inventing new angles until they run them into the ground, and by using what we now commonly…
Categories: Generation Y / Millennials, Home OwnershipImplicit and Unconcious Bias – What We Don’t Know WILL Hurt Us
Posted On August 8, 2018
I welcome back Melanie Miller to help me understand why my fifty years of successful living gets in the way of my making good decisions. (Yep, you read that right.) Check out this episode!
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Is feedback a gift or a punch in the mouth? Depends on how it’s done
Posted On August 2, 2018
Is feedback really a gift? We like to say that it is, but sometimes it feels like a punch in the mouth. That’s because feedback is often not given or received in a way that allows it to be appreciated or effective. To be effective, it has to be appreciated…
Categories: Podcast, WorkplaceGood, sticky, meaningful feedback is tricky to deliver. When done well, though, it’s unbeatable.
Posted On August 1, 2018
“Feedback is a gift.” “Feedback is the breakfast of champions.” Platitudes we’ve all heard that make us roll our eyes. However, done correctly, giving feedback makes the recipient interested, grateful, and better at what they do. And the same holds true when given to you and me. Michael Nash teaches…
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