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A recent news article (New York Times, 5/25/14, “The Immigrant Advantage”) laid out in startling detail how many immigrants are out performing
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We are in large measure the stories we choose to tell ourselves, individually and collectively. Organizational life is expressed in the
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A pendulum always goes too far, swinging to one extreme on the left, then to another on the right before eventually wearing
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In honor of Father’s Day I am re-posting this Blog previously written. My father’s greatest gift to me was himself. He
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“You gain strength, courage and confidence …
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Most folks consider themselves trustworthy, some might even be insulted or have hurt feelings if you asked. Yet amazingly few folks ALWAYS
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What is the “Long Hours Premium”? According to the Center for American Progress, “Over the past 15 years, real (i.e. adjusted for
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Should businesses be run for the convenience of the customers or the employees? Everyone’s business has rules, some of them pretty inviolate
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One of my favorite columns to read is the New York Time’s “Corner Office”, twice a week (Fridays and Sundays) it highlights
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Personally, I am not into caving. While not particularly claustrophobic, the idea of belly crawling through tunnels so tight that your back
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Why is it the little things that make the difference? In part because everyone has already got the big things down