Impending risks go on the front burner

Leon GettlerFebruary 24, 2007LAST September, consulting firm Accenture released a global survey that had a big surprise. Despite a stable global economy, booming markets and solid growth prospects, executives in North America, Europe and Asia now regard risk...
Don't make a speech. Put on a show.

Don't make a speech. Put on a show.

By Garr “Don’t make a speech,” says Paul Arden, “put on a show.” Paul Arden is author of It’s Not How Good You Are, Its How Good You Want to Be. Arden’s little book is not long on expanded content, but it’s a very visual...

Ten Ways to Botch the New Employee Orientation

By Michael Wade Let seniority, not speaking ability or knowledge of the organization, be the main criterion for selection of the session’s speaker. That way, the new employees can get a clear look at what prolonged exposure to your workplace can do to what was...

The Secrets of Selling

BY STEVE COHNSaturday, March 3, 2007 12:01 a.m. EST 1. “Understanding Media” by Marshall McLuhan (MIT Press, 1964). I have no idea who might be the smartest human ever, but the most brilliant marketing mind of all belonged to Marshall McLuhan....