Scruples Are A Good Thing
Wednesday September 29, 2004
We all have a little voice inside us that tells us when something isn't right. Sometimes we can ignore it, but it's always there. Managers are well advised to listen ... Read More
Top Ten Management Books
Sunday September 26, 2004
You have a responsibility to yourself to continue to improve your skills in order to advance your career. Here is a list of my top ten management books. How many ... Read More
Cost Benefit Analysis
Friday September 24, 2004
A cost benefit analysis is done to determine how well, or how poorly, a planned action will turn out. Although a cost benefit analysis can be used for almost anything, ... Read More
Your Boss Is Watching You
Wednesday September 22, 2004
More companies monitor their employees electronically. Do you know why? Do you know what can you do about it? Do you know what is legal for you to do? Read ... Read More
Sleeping On The Job
Monday September 20, 2004
In today's paper, I read an expert saying that everyone has a let down in energy around 2PM. I don't believe the research supports such a sweeping generalization, but I ... Read More
Retired In Place?
Friday September 17, 2004
Do you see people at work who just seem to be going through the motions? They have no fire, no passion. They just show up, put in their time, and ... Read More
Company Culture
Tuesday September 14, 2004
Your company culture needs to be adaptive and aligned to your strategic goals. Do you know what your current company culture really is? Do you know how to assess it, ... Read More
What Managers Need to Know About Quality
Monday September 13, 2004
Leslie Kossoff is one of the leading thinkers in organizational development, leadership, and quality management and one of my favorite management writers. Her insight into companies and the people who ... Read More
US House Blocks New Overtime Rules
Friday September 10, 2004
The US House of Representatives voted to block the Labor Department's attempts to enforce new overtime rules. The vote was on an amendment to a $142 billion health and education ... Read More
I Don't Want Overtime Pay
Friday September 10, 2004
An unexpected side effect of the new controversial new overtime rules published by the US Department of Labor is the number of individuals who are complaining about now being eligible ... Read More
Is Your Office Prepared?
Wednesday September 8, 2004
September is National Preparedness Month in the US. It is a good reminder for all of us to check our business units and make sure they are ready for a ... Read More
Books About Work
Tuesday September 7, 2004
Here's a late Labor Day entry. Mark Flanagan, the About Guide to Contemporary Literature, built this great list of the Top 10 Books About Work. See if you agree with ... Read More
Labor Day? What Happened To Management Day?
Monday September 6, 2004
Monday, September 6, is celebrated as a National Holiday in the US. According to the Department of Labor, the holiday is dedicated to "the social and economic achievements of American ... Read More
Tame the Paperwork Monster
Thursday September 2, 2004
Clean desk or messy one? All that matters is that you maximize the efficiency of yours. The most important rule to remember in dealing with the paperwork monster on your ... Read More
Management Tips for Personal Development
Wednesday September 1, 2004
Here are 14 quick tips to help you better manage yourself. Focus on one each day for the next two weeks. You'll be a better manager and probably feel better ... Read More

