Archive for June, 2008
… while Oil and Inflation Rise and Consumer Confidence and Small-Biz Mood Drop.
… NYC Waterfalls and MORE.
The impressive progress of Chinese automakers in recent years is driving the country’s domestic OEMs to set ambitious global goals. Yet significant shortcomings could hinder the industry’s realization of those goals, according to new analysis.
Many folks still have no clue what manufacturing today really comprises, deeming the industry a “dark and dirty” place for a career. Here are just a few recent examples we can use to help shatter this myth.
Pay and perks remain important to workers, of course. Yet when it comes to what employees want most from their employer today, certain intangible priorities are center stage.
We don’t all have the skills of a salesperson, but it’s precisely those qualities that are required to make your ideas heard. Here are six factors to consider for getting someone to truly hear you.
Apprehensive about going to work? Filled with anxiety once you’re there? You may simply be stressed out from your workload. Or these signs could be indicative of something far more insidious.
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| Expert’s Corner: How Much Do Manufacturers Value State Competitiveness? |
 Do competitiveness rankings of states’ tax and spend policies influence manufacturers in determining where to locate or expand their operations? The answer is yes, writes GovPro.com’s Michael Keating. (more…)
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