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August 7, 2002 EMPLOYMENT TRENDS The Hiring Picture Gets a Bit Brighter Job-hunters shouldn’t celebrate just yet, but a new survey suggests better days are ahead — particularly in the financial-services sector By Billy Cheng in New York Reading headlines...
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August 6, 2002 Would You Hire George Washington To Run A Company? By Jim Leverette & Randy Neal For the past few months, we’ve examined the inability of corporate executives to make decisions at once beneficial to their companies, employees, customers, and...
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July 12, 2002Print edition Metroplex executives look on the bright side By Jeff Bounds Staff Writer NORTH DALLAS — Optimism about the economy is gradually picking up among big-company executives, and those in the Metroplex have a rosier view than the rest of the...
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July 12, 2002 McClellan, Grant, Excessive Hubris, And Bad Business Decisions By Jim Leverette As the public imagination turns against corporate executives in the wake of the recent high profile fiascoes that have recast CEOs as villains, one word you’ll see more and...
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June 12, 2002 Knowledge Of History Helps Secure Executive Success By Jim Leverette & Randy Neal Let me introduce you to the most substantial phrase ever written in the English language. It’s from a rather vexing conversation between Humpty Dumpty and Alice in...
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May 8, 2002 Management Principles For A New Age By Jim Leverette & Randy Neal The fiasco-turned-success of the theme park formerly known as Euro Disney continues to inspire management treatises. Many of these chide Michael Eisner, et al, for their intercultural...
