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There was an interesting piece in Lifehacker yesterday that summarized a number of studies on the effects a bad boss can have on your life. Among other sources, it cites a study by Université Francois Rabelais, and published in the Journal of Business and Psychology (but you can read about it in The Atlantic). The gist of [...]
Filed under: Helpful Hints | Tagged: Employment, Health, life, life lessons, Reality checks, Work, Working time | 2 Comments »
Today’s rant is based on the results of a Harris Interactive study concerning how the public feels about corporations. Actually, it’s pretty specific when it comes to individual corporate reputations and I think the results are kind of grim. Let’s see what you think. You can read the summary document of the study here and [...]
Filed under: Reality checks, What's Going On | Tagged: American International Group, Bank of America, business, business thinking, Corporate America, Goldman Sachs, Harris Interactive, JPMorgan Chase, Julius Caesar, Mark Antony, Reality checks | Leave a Comment »
You might have noticed that I have a “thing” about grammar. That extends to the use of punctuation. Imagine my surprise when I was pulled over by the linguistic police last evening for using a double space after a period. Now for those of you who learned, as I did, to type on a typewriter, that’s not [...]
Filed under: Thinking Aloud | Tagged: advice, business thinking, life, life lessons, Reality checks, technology, Typeface, Typewriter, writing | 4 Comments »
