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    Blurring the Lines

    Saturday, August 18th, 2007

    All too often, I watch professional relationships evolve into personal relationships between colleagues. By personal relationships, I’m referring to coworkers who hang out after work, go to each other’s houses, and/or become romantically involved. While it does provide fascinating office gossip, romantic entanglements with a coworker are avenues many people know to avoid. However, many [...]

    Failure to Launch

    Sunday, August 12th, 2007

    There were high hopes for my future when I attended college. I was expected to matriculate from the university with an MBA and secure a “spectacular” job in the business field with a starting salary of $40,000-$50,000 (or higher). My future was laid out for me, and I was expected to follow a path towards [...]

    Racial & Cultural Sensitivity in the Workplace

    Friday, August 3rd, 2007

    Race and culture in the workplace is a sensitive topic that many companies don’t like to address; however, racial/cultural sensitivity is an important topic that should be discussed. To put things bluntly, business in America is an area that has been defined by Caucasian/European culture since the colonies were founded. This is true for many [...]

    Doing it Right vs. Getting it Done

    Wednesday, July 25th, 2007

    Some companies fail to understand that “doing it right” and “getting it done” does not necessarily coincide when developing a product and/or service. I subscribe to doing both yet place an emphasis on doing it right. Unfortunately, not everyone agrees with my outlook.
    There are companies whose primary focus is on getting it done and pushing [...]