Four Reliable Ways to Not Participate in the Recession
While the economic news is not good, there is no need for us to participate in this recession. We participate by feeling fearful, hoarding resource, and cutting back on the very things that will help us survive and even thrive. When things read more
While the economic news is not good, there is no need for us to participate in this recession. We participate by feeling fearful, hoarding resource, and cutting back on the very things that will help us survive and even thrive. When things read more
By:
Betsey Upchurch
Category: Business > Change Management
Practices of Successful Managers: Thriving Between a Rock and a Hard Place
The Idea in Brief: Fifty to eighty percent of all managers fail to achieve the expectations of those who promote them. Why is this so, and what can you do about it? Across industries and across North America, we have found that successful managers read more
The Idea in Brief: Fifty to eighty percent of all managers fail to achieve the expectations of those who promote them. Why is this so, and what can you do about it? Across industries and across North America, we have found that successful managers read more
By:
Jim Morris
Category: Business > Change Management
The Importance of Think Tanks
We hear the phrase "think tank" quite often in regard to today's public policy environment, more than any other time. But how much of the public realizes what the term refers to or why it is even important to us? In layman's language, read more
We hear the phrase "think tank" quite often in regard to today's public policy environment, more than any other time. But how much of the public realizes what the term refers to or why it is even important to us? In layman's language, read more
By:
Nancy L. Young-Houser
Category: Business > Change Management