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EDITORIAL: Another year of living dangerously - December. The end of a year that began quite promisingly and concluded with most people eager to see the back of it. Who would have thought 12 months ago, with world economies growing at a respectable rate a
IN MY OPINION: Institute of Management companion Mark Abrahams, CEO of Fenner, urges manufacturers to maintain their creativity in the face of recession - Life is tough for manufacturers. Increasing energy costs and competition from countries with low lab
CUTTING ROOM: Pity the poor dancers; what the wind-up of Railtrack really means; a strange summary of America's achievements; Finland's finesse ... Evan Davis at large - How glamorous the life of a broadcast journalist can be. I've just been talking at a
BRAIN FOOD: It just might work - Beyond Machiavelli - The successful manager is no mean Machiavelli. However, according to Arizona professor Robert Cialdini in the Harvard Business Review, if you can master the following six not-so-innocent tricks you can
BRAIN FOOD: Unlikely managers - Christmas tree grower - The Tree Barn, Greenfield Farm, Oxfordshire - Name: Andrew Ingram
BRAIN FOOD: Workplace rights - Emotional constraints - Many romances blossom in the workplace, but the break-up of relationships is a common source of sexual harassment claims. And in America, it's not uncommon for employees to bring claims alleging favou
BRAIN FOOD: Making stress work for you - Appreciate that some stress can be useful - without it we would be bored and less effective. A recent survey found that nine out of 10 Londoners experience stress at work but that 50% are still happy with their job
BRAIN FOOD: Lord Powell - If I had to start again - My secret ambition has hovered between being a conductor, a concert pianist and playing rugby for Wales. But since none of them was ever in reach, I settled for a more mundane existence. And I did manage
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