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It's always about productivity
The US lost 2.5 million manufacturing jobs from 1994-2004. Does that mean I should jump out the window? Or is it a cause for celebration?

Free Money to Pay Your Bills? Not Quite
Looking for free money? Government grants? The silver bullet to get your business launched? Find out if the mythical pile of money is just waiting for you to claim it...right after your buy this book.
How to Build Your Winning Team
Looking back at the hundreds of business relationships I’ve had in five companies over the last quarter century—employees, investors, partners, vendors/suppliers, subcontractors, consultants, board of advisors and directors, volunteers, bankers and many joint ventures—I can say with confidence that only a few ended up really bad. But then, only a few dozen were extraordinary. The vast majority were pretty much just “OK”. Not great, not terrible. And one would think that after all this time and experience I’d be getting better at my choices. And yet, I still hit and miss. Here is the distinction: I’ve learned to accelerate through my mistakes.
Know yourself before you decide to buy someone else
According to a survey conducted by the Hay group and published in 2007, 91% of all M&A efforts fail to meet their pre-transaction goals. How many activities can a business undertake that fail 91% of the time, yet keep doing them over and over again? That is what happens with mergers and acquisitions. The sad truth is making these growth strategies work is not hard - it is complicated, but not hard. If you do your due diligence, and pay close attention to all the myriad of details, you will succeed. This article talks about what you need to know about your business before you try to buy someone else’s!
Competent Jerk versus Lovable Fool? (Network Member Question)
Member Question: Given a choice between a competent jerk and a lovable fool, who would you prefer to work with? Question Submitted By: Sandeep Walia MIS Manager, International Supply Chain L'OREAL France

Making a Fresh Start
"How could that be?" I muttered silently as I reread the message. This was not a person I wanted to encounter as I returned from a holiday vacation filled with family, friends, and fun. And yet, there he was on my calendar. My first meeting of the New Year was scheduled with my nemesis.

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Making a Fresh Start
"How could that be?" I muttered silently as I reread the message. This was not a person I wanted to encounter as I returned from a holiday vacation filled with family, friends, and fun. And yet, there he was on my calendar. My first meeting of the New Year was scheduled with my nemesis.
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