What a great story … senior management with a high level of character and integrity. It’s no wonder they had a successful business and loyal employee base.
Read it here – smile and learn.
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I remember a board member for a company I once worked with say “the true character of a company is measured by how they bury their dead”. He was giving us – the senior management team – a little advice on being careful and respectful of how we were about to deal with pending cutbacks in overhead.
His [...]
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A couple of months ago I was invited to be a judge at an International Career Conference for DECA.
DECA is an international association of high school and college students studying marketing, management and entrepreneurship in business, finance, hospitality and marketing sales and service.
My role was to provide real world evaluations of high school student business skills [...]
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I came across a letter written to the Edmonton Journal by a youth football player. The headline read Benched and Defeated.
As I read it I felt bad for the kid … nobody deserves to be treated the way he claims to have been treated. Particularly from someone he was relying on to improve his skills [...]
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