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“Practice Golden-Rule 1 of Management in everything you do: manage others the way you would like to be managed.”
Brian Tracy. Get more management wisdom at Thinking Managers
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The power of productive laziness03 Dec 2009
Smart lazy people have a real edge over others. But productive laziness is not just about being lazy and avoiding unnecessary work. It requires something more - a powerful and magical combination of laziness and intelligence that leads them to find the easiest way to achieve what is required.
Blood is thicker than water
Alison is a long-time employee of a family-owned company. But she has fallen foul of the owner's daughter, whose management style leaves much to be desired. Charles Helliwell spells out what her options are now.
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 Dan Bobinski
Dan's recommended reads for 2009
It's time once again for my "end-of-year list of recommended reads." These are books that have stood out to me as practical and useful. As always, it is a diverse list and I guarantee that valuable "golden nuggets" can be found in each of them.
 Peter Vajda
Friendship and burgers
The New Oxford American Dictionary has announced that its 2009 Word of the Year is "unfriend", as in to remove someone as a 'friend' on a social networking site. But what about the deeper emotional experience of "unfriending" and what does it tell us about online friendships?
Keeping top talent in a down economy
How do organizations boost the performance of employees when times are so tough? Stuart Crainer hears from Sylvia Ann Hewlett that ignoring your best people leads to the evaporation of loyalty and trust as alienation and disengagement sets in.
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How to Get Your Ideas AdoptedWhy is it so difficult to get a new idea adopted and how to get your ideas taken seriously and put into action? To understand why ideas are so hard to sell to others and what you can do to overcome their resistance, Anne Miller's book is a must-read.
The Simple Way to Hire, Train and Retain Great Employees In this practical guide, Dan Bobinski explains how to formulate accurate, clear-cut job descriptions that help you hire the people you really need - saving you both time and money.
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On the Working Week this week, Wayne talks to regular Management-issues contributor, Philip Whiteley, about management's continuing obsession with financial metrics at the expense of all the other inputs that drive them.
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