Burger King is test marketing home delivery in a few Washington D.C. locations, demonstrating their efforts to increase business. 

King Solomon wrote, “Yet the fool multiplies words.” (Ecclesiastes 10:14, NASB) A few, well-thought-out sales points will connect with your customers far better than a multitude of words. In most product presentations, the customer focuses on only one or two key factors in making a buying decision.

You may believe that no one notices your efforts.  However, your work, good or bad, will be noticed. The king spoke to Daniel and said, "I personally have heard about you, that you are able to give interpretations and solve difficult problems." (Daniel 5:16, NASB).

Bank of America has been under financial pressure during the past year. The Federal Reserve Bank has asked Bank of America for a plan in the event that the bank encounters further losses. The bank told the Federal Reserve that they would sell branches to raise capital quickly should financial conditions warrant it. 

The best training for new employees is to give them an example to follow.  Let them watch others provide effective customer service. Peter gave us an example and instructed leaders not to misuse their authority over people.  Rather, he instructed leaders "to be examples to the flock." (1 Peter 5:3, NASB)