Month: July 2006
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Recruiting and Hiring – Closing the Deal
One of the companies I work with just fell victim to a recruiting problem that I’ve encountered more times than…
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Lamb: The Gospel According to Biff, Christ’s Childhood Pal by Christopher Moore
After reading Moore’s latest book, A Dirty Job, one of the funniest books I’ve ever read with a truly inventive…
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Executive Power by Vince Flynn
Narrator: Armand Schultz – Just OK Genre: Espionage, Thriller Writing: Good Story: Good Time: 4 hours 40 minutes First, I should say that my…
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At Home Bone Healing – Where was This Thing When I was 12?
Remember breaking your arm, leg or even your skull when you were young? Probably while doing something that now seems…
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At Least One Person Needs to Know What They’re Doing
A couple of years after we started Viewlogic Systems, we decided to have a motivational speaker come to a sales…
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High-Impact, Non-Cash Rewards
In my post titled, Avoid Using Stock Options for Compensation, I discussed why cash is a great tool for recognition,…
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American Floyd Landis Wins the 2006 Tour de France
For the 8th year in a row, an American has won the world’s greatest cycling event – the Tour de…
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My Great Lesson in Cash Flow
One of the most important experiences I’ve ever had as an entrepreneur, or as a business person, for that matter,…
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Floyd Landis is 30 Seconds Back with the Pivotal Stage 19 Time Trial Tomorrow
American rider, Floyd Landis has made up for his earlier bad day (Stage 16) and is within 30 seconds of…
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The Least Productive Person in the World
That’d be me. Yup, I retired after selling my last company, Innoveda (then NASDAQ: INOV) to Mentor Graphics four years…
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