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The sole purpose of a corporation is to maximize return on investment to shareholders.” That is the raison d’etre for most organizations — and…

If you look at the data from your last physical, you will most likely see standard diagnostic tests such as EKG, Blood Pressure, and…

The book The Day the Universe Changed tells of a man who once commented to the philosopher Wittgenstein that medieval Europeans must have been…

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Over the past year, since the publication of The Fifth Discipline, there has been a lot of activity and inquiry around the topic of how…

What comes to mind when you hear the word “accountability”? If it is something along the lines of “who gets the blame,” “being called…

Few readers would disagree with the suggestion that those who develop and exercise a greater capacity to learn are likely to outperform those less…

In a commentary on the OP-Ed page of the New York Times entitled “Failure Is Always an Option” (August 2003), Henry Petroski, a civil…

During tough times, companies— and the people in them—tend to give up their souls. Workers put aside who they truly are, what they most…