Archive for June 23rd, 2009
From Enron to Google, corporate culture says a lot about an organization’s character, influencing how it’s perceived by customers, employees and competitors.
To compensate for cutbacks in employee benefits programs, increasingly more companies are offering voluntary benefits plans that allow workers to pick the perks that fulfill their needs.
Whenever you isolate many different types of people into one workspace, chances are you’ll have some personality clashes. Some behaviors, such as those listed here, are annoying but not necessarily toxic.
As companies reorganize to cut costs and minimize layoffs, some employees’ roles may be redefined to fit the new structure. Here are some ideas for adapting to a new post at the same place.
Whether telecommuting or running a home-based business, distinguishing “home life” from “work life” can be a struggle. Here are some tips to separate personal and professional tasks — even when they occur in the same space.
One of the most drastic changes over the last eight decades has been in the tools engineers use. The future promises another wave of technological innovation.
A new study shows that many married couples aren’t on the same page when it comes to retirement finances. These days, it’s more important than ever to have a unified plan for retirement.
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| The food industry is struggling to cope with market fluctuations. In this Expert’s Corner, Jonathan Daiker, a partner at CFO services firm the Interlochen Group, identifies strategies to stabilize costs and boost profits. (more…) |
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