wait.
Look at it from your own point of view:
You return to work after the winter break, your a little muddled on where to start and how you get things moving forward and drum up business, then you find a handful of mailers on your desk, your first thought is "Urggh not now!!" I would suggest leaving it till around the 16th Jan
This puts people back in the swing of things and more focused on looking at your services.
People will be too busy with meetings to discuss 2006, talking about who made a fool of themsleves at the xmas party and who has not recovered from new years.
Michael
Look at it from your own point of view:
You return to work after the winter break, your a little muddled on where to start and how you get things moving forward and drum up business, then you find a handful of mailers on your desk, your first thought is "Urggh not now!!" I would suggest leaving it till around the 16th Jan
This puts people back in the swing of things and more focused on looking at your services.
People will be too busy with meetings to discuss 2006, talking about who made a fool of themsleves at the xmas party and who has not recovered from new years.
Michael
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