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How to Use Golf as a Business Tool: Golf has long been considered a great way to do business in a less formal environment. Deals may not be actually signed on the course, but relationships are developed. Suzanne Woo, author of On Course for Business: Women and Golf, shares her tips on using the game as a business...; Tags: Tool, Productivity, Gender And Diversity, Human Resources, Business, Golf, Suzanne Woo, On Course for Business: Women and Golf; Videos 2009-07-31
The Business of Golf: What You Can Learn About Someone on the Course: Do you lose control when you hit one in the water? There's a lot you can find out about people by observing their body language and behavior on the golf course. Suzanne Woo, author of On Course for Business: Women and Golf, explains how a golf game can help you...; Tags: Course, Gender And Diversity, Human Resources, Golf, Suzanne Woo, On Course for Business: Women and Golf; Videos 2009-08-14

The Business of Golf: Women Break the 'Grass Ceiling': As women move to higher levels within their organizations, experts believe learning to play golf can help women with their business relationships. BNET talks to Suzanne Woo, author of On Course for Business: Women and Golf, to get her take on how women are using the game to get...; Tags: Women, Gender And Diversity, Human Resources, Golf; Videos 2009-09-04
Video Playlist: The Business of Golf: These BNET videos look at everything from how the game is faring in a slow economy to what your game says about you as an employee. ...; Tags: Video, Games, Personal Technology, Golf, Business of Golf, Golf Courses, Revenue, Networking, BNET Staff; Articles 2009-08-28
Video: Golf as a Business Tool: Golf has long been considered a great way to do business in a less formal environment. Suzanne Woo, author of On Course for Business: Women and Golf, shares her tips on using the game as a tool for your business. And for more on hitting the links with your business...; Tags: Business, Video, Tool, Corporate Communications, Productivity, Gender And Diversity, Marketing, Human Resources, BNET Staff; Blog posts 2009-08-05

Mentor Your Female Employees: Mentor Your Female EmployeesMentor Your Remale EmployeesProfessional women sometimes threaten male management because of the insecurity they have in managing the opposite sex - especially when they see management qualities in these women. I would just like to say that "managing by intimidation" is a horrible and dishonest way...; Tags: women; Discussion threads 2007-06-21