The single most powerful tool available to the CEO
Performance appraisals are one of the most under appreciated tools available to the company, particularly for smaller or start-up companies. Yet they can be the most powerful.
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The single most powerful tool available to the CEO
Performance appraisals are one of the most under appreciated tools available to the company, particularly for smaller or start-up companies. Yet they can be the most powerful.
An Illuminating Social Enterprise
The Luminance! Youth Art Light Festival was on at Singapore *SCAPE from 23 June – 1 July 2012.
Eastern Values, Western Methodologies
We believe in the integration of eastern values with western management techniques to create profitable businesses in a sustainable world – one with a Soul, for the Common Good.
Social Business: a sustainable way to do good
It is possible to do good in a sustainable way without resorting to charity. Nobel Laureate Muhammad Yunus has started up at least two dozen Social Businesses to help his people in Bangladesh.
Kodak – A Question of Leadership
Kodak’s demise and eventual bankruptcy in Jan 2012 can be attributed to poor leadership over at least a decade. FujiFilm, its archrival in the same business, on the other hand, has managed to weather the storm successfully.
What is product positioning?
Learn about product positioning and how to create your marketing message in this briefing. A walk along the subway can be very instructive.
The practice of Thinking Critically
Much of our thinking, left to itself, is biased, partial or uninformed. Yet the quality of our life and that of what we produce, make, or build depends precisely on the quality of our thought. Want to know how to do it well, consistently?
How to start a Social Business
Starting a Social Business is almost the same as starting any typical business. You want to make it sustainable and making money to sustain itself.
Instead of focusing on a user need, you focus on a social problem.
What is social responsibility?
Social responsibility is often associated with helping needy people.
This article discusses a more fundamental principle – first making things safe for everyone is a basic responsibility for all companies and entrepreneurs.
