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Three Things You Should Never Say When Presenting

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PowerPoint is the devil’s instrument, and when you use it, you risk becoming a musician in his demonic orchestra. All of us are required to give presentations in some form or fashion at various points in our careers.

A Modern-Day Greek Tragedy

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ne can just imagine the frustration that Greece’s vice president and foreign minister, Evangelos Venizelos, must feel every time he notifies European Central Bank (ECB) officials about Greece’s economic progress or lack thereof.

Self-Certification Is Not a Real Thing

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Applying Six Sigma to a Small Operation, Part 1

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Using data analysis and statistics to improve business quality has a long history. But it often seems like most of that history involves huge operations.

Six Secrets to Keeping Your Team Working for the Same Goals

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Does your right hand know what your left hand is doing and why it is doing it?

Are You Talkin’ to Me?

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Leaders need near-perfect communication skills, and knowing a person’s communication style can make the difference between getting your message out and getting it heard.

When the Job Search Becomes a Blame Game

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Can We Please Stop the Guru Wars?

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The various improvement approaches are, in essence, all pretty much the same.

Calibration Apps Evolve for a Mobile Workforce

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<em>Kanban</em> Hygiene

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Does your kanban Ready column look like a junk drawer? Do you have tasks in the Ready column from six months ago that say “Urgent!” (and have since the day they were created)? Guess what? You’re learning something about your work.

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