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Your Greatest Investment
The article "Your Greatest Investment" examines the need for self-growth and personal development as an alternative investment to the traditional financial markets during a recessionary economy.

Crisis intensifiers: From Mild to Radioactive why crisis sometimes gets out of hand.
Crisis intensifiers not only have the ability to worsen a crisis situation, they can blunt the effectiveness of any crisis management strategies. When crisis strikes, quick response may mitigate its effects. Ide III & Yarn (2003), suggest the almost insatiable appetite of the news media for sensationalism, and its ability to share such information widely and instantaneously, can quickly turn a mere rumor or speculation into a full blown crisis potentially damaging reputation and undermining legitimacy to exist.

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Planning Your Exit
If you've ever given any serious thought to exiting your business, now is the time to start. Exiting is a multi-step process that can take from weeks to years depending on the size of the organization and the reasons for exiting.
Creative Debt and Equity Financing Programs for Small and Medium Size Businesses
This article introduces several concepts and information about financial programs that are little know to the small and medium size business owners. The programs are commonly used by the larger corporations on a daily basis. We have down-size the concept to make them available for the small and medium size businesses. If you are having difficulty finding funding for your start-up or expanding company this article is a must read, you will not find this information in your local book store or college course
PROJECT MANAGEMENT METHODOLOGY
Every Professional Services organization should have a Project Management Methodology that is used by their staff, in partnership with their clients, to manage all project activities for the client organization. This methodology SHOULD NOT advocate cookie cutter solutions. Because each project is different to some degree, project teams and clients must be flexible and innovative to ensure the project management process is tailored to the size and complexity of the project, as well as being sensitive to changes in technology, resources, and the business environment. The methodology SHOULD, however, provide a context within which each project will be managed. It also establishes minimum documentation and reporting requirements, which are scaled to the size and complexity of the project.
9.0 The Entrepreneurial Firm Organization Form: Entrepreneurs and entrepreneurship in Africa
Organization form refers to the design, structuring and management of the entrepreneurial firm, including descriptive (e.g., age, size, location, sector), and structural (e.g., ownership) variables.

Wanted: A Dictionary-Perfect Leader
Eileen McDargh uses the American Heritage Dictionary definitions for the word "leader" to discover performance standards for leadership in any type of organization no matter what size or industry.
Six a day, six days a week
Need a basic but realistic recipe for a balanced diet? Go for six ‘airplane-sized’ meals a day, six days a week (no, not the size of an actual airplane…but the size of the meals they serve you on board).
Why Customer Focus Training is a Strategic Investment and NOT an Expense
This article makes a compelling case for why training your entire organization to be Customer-Focused is a strategic investment and something that you should do now, before it is too late. It does not matter the size of your organization. By the time you finish this article you will have clear and tangible evidence that failure to act will hurt your business.
Competing with Big(ger) Business
How do we compete with big business? Given the size advantage, how can we win? The first key is being the right size—right for your customers, right for your market positioning, right for accomplishing your vision, mission and strategy.
Why training should be the last thing you cut
An organization I'm familiar with anticipated doubling its size within a year and, in order to manage the change that growth would bring, put in a new layer of management. Five vice presidents were installed, all of them promoted from within. Rather than effective planning, this turned out to be disastrous for the organization. Morale disintegrated. Turf issues and tempers began to flare in the formerly supportive environment. And productivity plummeted. Why? None of the VPs had ever had management training.
A Sample Career Path for an IT Person
I was once asked by one of my former employees what the typical career path for an IT person is, and my explanation went something like this. Depending on the size of the organization as well as the size of the IT department within that organization, the career path varies substantially. If the IT person lacks the skills needed to make business and strategic decisions, his/her path usually ends at the Sr. Engineer/Team leader or IT manager role.
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