Monthly Archives: November 2007

It was the build up of the two best teams in the NFC — the Green Bay Packers and the Dallas Cowboys playing in Dallas. Both teams were

In case you missed it — and you shouldn’t have if you work in the financial industry — things are not going well in the land

Here in the United States, most health insurance is graced upon the individual Cubicle Warrior through a health policy provided by their employer.

Here were my cell phone/Blackberry uses yesterday that didn’t make sense: Riding on the silent bus into downtown this morning with one

On the back of Money Magazine’s December, 2007, issue is a full back cover advertisement in one of the continuing series of “a diamond

Last weekend, I upgraded all of my WordPress sites to version 2.3.1. While using a “one-click” upgrade may sound like it is not a

Chalk it up to smug satisfaction or something, but when I found Jack and Suzy Welch’s article on the four questions to ask to decide “To

There have been some astounding advancements in communications technology in my career. The technology is such that we now expect that we will

While all of us know that e-mail is the communications method of choice for much of Corporate Earth, we also know that, perhaps next to meetings,

I’m not a big fan of Jack Welch of GE CEO fame. Too much corporate rah-rah, nose to the grindstone, and 10% of you are gone every year

I’m running a little late, but thanks to the October, 2007, contributors to the site — your comments and/or articles help support

Last night, I wrote about how careers are now all about acquiring skills that support your personal brand. Rosetta Thurman, writing in From the

One of the things I hate about surfing the web is the astounding amount of crap that is written out there. One of the things I love about surfing

We all have talents and skills that we bring to the world. The interesting tidbit about our talents and skills is that, to us, the living is

There is a saying out there that has a lot of truth to it: You are only as good as your last manager. Not that the manager is the difference

Charles H. Green’s Trust Matters blog tells the Russian (or American) story of customer service upon opening a McDonald’s where the

We live in a social world. Not only do we interact with people all day in person and on the phone, we also interact with them in all of the digital