Suppose you are selling automotive detailing products. Is your target “anyone with money to pay for your product?” Or are you focusing your efforts on a tightly defined market segment of people with an identified need for what you are selling? “Anyone with money” is such a broad audience that it’s difficult to make any impact at all with your marketing efforts or convince very many people that they need your product. If you narrow and carefully define your target market, though, your efforts will be more fruitful because they’re focused on people with a preexisting need or interest in what you offer.
Getting it right will not only protect employees and visitors from harm, it will also help to create a safe, productive workplace and mean that businesses can avoid any unnecessary financial loss.
I think everyone was taught to to type correctly sometime in school or at home. It helps you proficiently type. But most people don't use the Home Room Key Technique. Most use the "Chicken peck"
