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Life’s Too Short to Drink Cheap Wine
Imagine the doctor saying to you, “You have four months to live.” What would you do with your final days? When my best friend…
European Wine Regulations: Sour Grapes or Competitive Edge?
Trouble is fermenting in the wine world. As established European vineyards look on nervously, upstarts in countries like the United States, New Zealand, and…
Declaring War On Escalation
Which came first, the violence or the retaliation? That is today’s somber version of the old “chicken or the egg” riddle. On September 11,…
Doesn’t Anyone Use Turn Signals Anymore?
Doesn’t anyone use turn signals anymore? That was the thought running through my mind after two recent near collisions, with other cars making sudden…
Revisting “Talent–At What Cost”
Iwas disappointed that the article “Talent—At What Cost?” by Janice Molloy, which appeared in the September issue, didn’t offer a more critical analysis of…
Will Success Spoil Krispy Kreme Donuts?
If you haven’t had the pleasure of devouring some Krispy Kreme donuts, you’ve probably at least listened to friends who have sampled this confection…
Boomers Face Nursing Bust
The United States may be in the midst of the most dramatic nursing shortage ever—and it’s only getting worse. The government projects that 450,000…
Breaking the Organizational Code of Silence
We’ve all heard the adage “Silence is golden,” but how many of us realize the potentially negative impact that following this old saw can…
Dream of a Systems-Centered Future
I dream of a future where systemic thinking plays a central role. In my dream, here is what it will be like looking back…
Easing the Way of Organizational Change
For many companies, making progress toward corporatewide goals is a constant struggle. One department’s actions undermine those of another. A solution to a problem…