Monthly Archive for May, 2006

Ethics, Integrity & Sacrifice in the Workplace

The modern day manager finds himself, or herself if you like, in the tumultuous torrent of demands, expectations, requirements, compliance and regulatory pressure. As a sub-text to this malaise, one finds the issues of ethics, integrity and sacrifice as additional priorities in the managers intentions to lead effectively. Managers unite in the call to take these important issues in their “stride” as a qunitessential “lines of duty” in maintaining a profitable workplace. Clarke N. Western has now published this useful handbook that provides solace, encourgaement, practical tips and affirming stories of managers who have successfully navigated the murky mire of Management.

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Making sense of Generation Me

No Name Brand

When Books Died

Staying alive through Marketing

Managin the Quarterlife Crisis

Predictable Surprise: China has a labour shortage!

Mark Cuban – Blogging vs Traditional (Mainstream) Media

M-Web should rule ADSL

A missing link in Innovation

Property Purchasing by SMS

Keeping Talented Workers: Survey

The Great Explainer

Talent – Barrie and Aloysias

Google’s Product Plethora

The Little Things

Rethinking the Value of Talent

USAAF and fuel consumption

The evolution of Dance

Group dynamics and facilitation course 5-9 June 2006

Tracking the World Wide Buzz

GenerationWatch – May 06

Cross-roads or Crucifixion: A generational view of the Life Insurance Industry

‘Even Chuck has to Change’: Leading in a changing world

The community employer – a new employment contract