Category Archives: Managing Employees
Balance Not Workaholism is in Order for Creative Business Leaders
Don’t Give Into the Temptation to Work More Temptation may feel or taste sweet; however, giving into it can also come at a cost. A temptation to work long hours, rarely taking a break to enjoy spending time with family … Continue reading
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Writing That Targets the Eyes of the Business Reader
Creative business reader pic by Janneok at Wikimedia Commons Take a creative writing class at nearly any accredited college or university and you may learn about the importance of writing, creating content, through the eyes of the reader. Journalism professors … Continue reading
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Women Making Waves in the Boardroom
Organizations and companies that hire and promote women into senior executive positions give themselves the chance to discover ingenious ways to grow and expand. Yet, not more than 15.4% of women serve as corporate officers at Fortune 500 companies in … Continue reading
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Women in Development Associations
Globally, as of December 2010, there are 107 women to every 100 men according to the United Nations’ Department of Economics and Social Affairs. However, literacy rates for women are generally lower than they are for men. For example, the … Continue reading
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