Tag: bruce tulgan
Loss Prevention Managers: How Do You Deal with Problem Employees?
You hate confrontations with employees. They only seem to make things worse. Sometimes you even end up firing an employee. For these reasons, you generally avoid giving...
Fifteen Years of Loss Prevention, Part 3
Here we are at the third and final installment of the first fifteen years of Loss Prevention magazine. I had indicated in the first...
Fifteen Years of Loss Prevention, Part 2
Welcome to the second of three installments covering the first fifteen years of Loss Prevention magazine. I hope you enjoyed the first part in...
Meet Generation Z: Professional Development among the Next Wave Of Retail Workers
Since my first book, Managing Generation X, came out in 1995, our clients, including many in the retail industry, have turned to us for...
Growing the Magazine Staff
Like most start-ups, when we launched the magazine fifteen years ago, we operated on a shoestring. With just two or three on the payroll,...
Not Everyone Gets a Trophy: How to Manage the Millennials
The first edition of Not Everyone Gets a Trophy proved to be useful to managers who lead the young workforce. In the Revised &...
The Top Challenges Retailers Face and the Retail Technologies that Deliver Solutions
Today’s retailers must cope with a broader range of threats than ever before, and these challenges go well beyond preventing loss and increasing sales....
Walmart’s Neighborhood Market Loss Prevention and Safety Program Featured in the Latest Magazine Edition
“Most of our shrink is driven around process execution. Our focus has been much more in tune with how we manage inventory growth and...
The Future of Loss Prevention Technology Is the Theme for Two Feature Articles in...
For the last two to three decades, video has been a critical tool in guarding shoppers, associates, and assets in retail stores. With the...
Get in the Habit of Managing Every Day
You are working on a big project for your boss. You have been barricaded in your office for days trying to finish it. But that’s nothing...