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 Training and Team Communication in the Workplace DiasporaGreatwebmeetings.com Beat the Hype Cycle: Get people to use the web presentation tools you've paid forGreatwebmeetings.com 19 Web Presentation Questions and AnswersGreatwebmeetings.com
“Practice Golden-Rule 1 of Management in everything you do: manage others the way you would like to be managed.”
Brian Tracy. Get more management wisdom at Thinking Managers
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Why have a meeting?09 Feb 2012
Why have a meeting? The answer depends where you're from. We might think the purpose of a meeting is obvious – but many cultures around the world take a very a different view.
Help me to move on
This month, Peter Vajda offers some advice about the difference between being likable and needing to be liked, and what that means in the workplace. As he explains, almost everyone wants to be liked. But you can't build a career solely around being liked.
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 Dan Bobinski
Blowing smoke
Soon you might get fired eating too many Krispy Kreme donuts. Why? To save on health care costs, your company has instituted a policy that allows them to fire overweight people. OK, so this is fictional for now - but for how much longer?
 Peter Vajda
Revenge and compassion
How do you deal with those at work or at home, who you feel have "wronged" you, treated you unfairly, or damaged your spirit? Do you seek revenge? Do you lash out? Are you an "eye for an eye" type? Or are you forgiving, compassionate and understanding?
China and the world of tomorrow
Economist and author, Linda Yueh, tells Stuart Crainer how China went from being one of the poorest countries in the world to its second largest economy in only four decades - and explores the challenges it faces in the future.
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Embedded Sustainability - the Next Big Competitive AdvantageSustainability has moved from being the 'right thing to do' to being the optimal driver of business strategy. This book explains how to embed sustainability into your organization's DNA. 
A Brief Guide to Cloud ComputingIf you want to know what lies behind all the hype about cloud computing and what it means for your business but don't want to be blinded by technical detail, this surprisingly readable book by Christopher Barnatt is a great place to start. |
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