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- A New Game Plan for C Players
- A New Game Plan for C PlayersTaking Advantage of Today's MarketThe War for Talent contains a basic premise: there are not very many great people out there and that number will be dropping with the baby boomers leaving the corporate workforce. One should also stay mindful of the fact...
- Discussion threads 2008-02-06
- Improving Customer Service on the Phone
- Improving Customer Service on the PhoneMessage has been deleted.Call Center Personnel / Why Not Hire The BestCustomers want three things when they make a call to customer service:1. Someone who speaks understandable English.2. Someone with the skills to understand the problem.3. Someone pleasant who has the ability to fix...
- Discussion threads 2007-06-28
- When Your Creative Juices Get Stolen
- I am a professional variety performer - I do a lot of children's parties and street shows at festivals - and another performer has been stealing some of my original material and using it in his show. When I went to my manager to complain and talk about a possible...
- Blog posts 2007-07-24
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- William Shakespeare: playwright, poet, management guru: several critics suggest that Shakespeare's plays could be taught not just in English Literature classes but also in Business Management lectures and leadership seminars. Shakespeare provides thought-provoking insights into issues related to power, authority, leadership, management of risk, of crisis, of emotion: ubiquitous issues in the contemporary business and management scene
- [ILLUSTRATION OMITTED] WRITTEN over four centuries ago, Shakespeare's plays continue to have a universal appeal for their absorbing stories (of kings, queens and dukes; of battles, rivalries and political turmoil of the time, of love, honour and betrayal), and also for the sensitive, rich, and eloquent use of...
- Articles 2008-12-01
- Analysing company training and development needs: the usefulness of HRD activities to the organisation can be justified only by the effectiveness with which they meet the real needs of the organisation. The needs analysis approach to the design of specific contents of HRD activities is recommended as a means to achieving this effectiveness in meeting organisational needs
- DESPITE an upsurge in human resource development (HRD) activities in organisations, training departments are still hard put to justify their usefulness and importance to their employers. Part of the reason is that the proliferation of HRD activities has blurred the distinction between what is truly needed by the organisation to...
- Articles 2008-12-01
- K-Force duty holster
- From Gould & Goodrich K-Force delivers the look of fine leather with the advantages of weatherproof polymer laminate. It is hard molded with Kydex for high performance to take tough punishment and survive. It is durable, scuff-resistant, and easy to maintain. [ILLUSTRATION OMITTED] When...
- Articles 2008-06-01
- Army buys more Beretta M9 pistols
- Beretta was awarded a multi- year contract by the US Army last January to deliver 25,403 M9 9mm pistols with deliveries starting in June 2008 and continuing until February 2010. The Army also reserves the right to purchase additional M9 pistols as needed to meet their needs. All of these...
- Articles 2008-06-01
- Hall of Fame's future dilemma—who belongs and who doesn't: the standards for ranking players among the game's elite have always come into question, but in coming years they will be under more scrutiny
- IT'S GENERALLY UNDERSTOOD AND confirmed by the unexpected and often astonishing happenings of every season that there are few, if any, sure bets involving baseball, that most capricious of sports. All the same, even the most timorous gambler might unhesitatingly wager the house and all its contents on...
- Articles 2008-06-01
- Cincinnati's Brandon Phillips has a bright future in majors: Reds second baseman had a remarkable season in 2007 as a productive hitter, base runner and defensive performer
- CINCINNATI IS AN OLD RIVER town, known for its famous style of chili, flying pig lore and baseball. The Reds are a storied franchise that has graced the banks of the Ohio River about as long as baseball has been played. The Queen City will forever be known...
- Articles 2008-06-01
- England call-up to cap Hart's meteoric rise
- Joe Hart is set to be called up into the full England squad for the forthcoming friendly matches against the United States and Trinidad & Tobago. The 21-year-old goalkeeper has impressed manager Fabio Capello with a string of fine performances for Manchester City this season. Hart, who...
- Articles 2008-05-08
- Europe
- WORLD MARKETS Shares across the Continent recorded their highest close since Jan-uary, cheered by a pick-up in risk appetite, a weakening euro and stronger than expected results at construction and technology firms. The tech sector was the best performer - Nokia, Ericsson, ASML gained around 4 per...
- Articles 2008-05-08
- Sinatra stamp sells next week
- WASHINGTON -- A new stamp honoring Frank Sinatra goes on sale next week. First-day-of-sale ceremonies for the 42-cent stamp will be held Tuesday at three locations familiar to the famed singer and actor: New York, Las Vegas, and Hoboken, N.J., Sinatra's hometown. The price of a first-class...
- Articles 2008-05-08
- Postal Service $707M in red for quarter
- WASHINGTON (AP) -- Declining mail volume and rising fuel prices resulted in a $707 million loss for the Postal Service in the quarter that wrapped up March 31. For the quarter, the agency handled 51.3 billion pieces of mail, a decline of 3.3 percent from the same...
- Articles 2008-05-08
- Murray picked off as Nadal suffers rare clay reverse
- *TENNIS Andy Murray went out in the second round of the Rome Masters here yesterday, beaten 6-2, 7-6 by Stanislas Wawrinka, but at least the British No 1 was in good company. Among the other losers was the king of clay himself, Rafael Nadal, who suffered only...
- Articles 2008-05-08
- Theatre
- THE LADY FROM THE SEA Arcola Theatre LONDON *** Ibsen's The Lady from the Sea is a strange, compelling blend of marine symbolism and bourgeois realism. It's as though a situation akin to that in A Doll's House had washed up in a folk tale about the...
- Articles 2008-05-08
- Cycling season reaches fevered pitch
- With many of the traditional spring classics completed in Europe, the professional cycling season has already reached a fevered pitch. Salt Lake's David Zabriskie and former Salt Laker Levi Leipheimer are both on the start lists for the Giro d' Italia, which begins Friday. Zabriskie, riding for...
- Articles 2008-05-08
- Underground music with risks attached
- Pop BLACKSAND Channel Four 'Rockfeedback' By the time we've scrambled down a steep slope to the cave entrance to the Roman mines under Box Hill in Wiltshire, twilight has fallen. The first of our group slides feet first through the narrow opening,...
- Articles 2008-05-08
- England call-up to cap Hart's meteoric rise
- Joe Hart is set to be called up into the full England squad for the forthcoming friendly matches against the United States and Trinidad & Tobago. The 21-year-old goalkeeper has impressed manager Fabio Capello with a string of fine performances for Manchester City this season. Hart, who...
- Articles 2008-05-08
- Don't blame Mr Loophole. He's performing a service
- The pattern is now very familiar. A celebrity, usually a well- known sportsman, is charged with a motoring offence. The prospects of beating the rap look bleak, so in desperation the celebrity spends thousands of pounds hiring the lawyer known as Mr Loophole, a solicitor who has built a reputation...
- Articles 2008-05-08
- Have a break, have a hip-hop
- Dance BREAKIN' CONVENTION Sadler's Wells LONDON **** BALLET NATIONAL DE MARSEILLE Dome BRIGHTON ** Breakin' Convention, the Sadler's Wells festival of hip- hop dance, is one of the theatre's big successes. The holiday weekend of performances, workshops and demonstrations gives the place...
- Articles 2008-05-08
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