Get me Margaret Mead! The biggest names in business -- GM, Intel, Nynex -- enlist anthropologists to decode the rituals of corporate life. Kate A. Kane
Working smarter is a full-time job -- and the lessons keep changing. For a glimpse of the future, audit the classes at these four learning centers. Christina Novicki
Working smarter is a full-time job -- and the lessons keep changing. For a glimpse of the future, audit the classes at these four learning centers. Christina Novicki
Working smarter is a full-time job -- and the lessons keep changing. For a glimpse of the future, audit the classes at these four learning centers. Christina Novicki
We asked two professional negotiators what questions businesspeople should ask themselves before trying to negotiate a piece of the action. Eric Matson
What's the difference between a star athlete and you? These days, less and less. Here's how to negotiate for the deal you deserve. (We'll take our 10%.) Eric Matson
Not every power tool for navigating the Web keeps you online. Some keep you offline as much as possible, while others help you translate pages and documents into a language you can understand. John R. Quain
CEO Mike Slade has assembled a team of the best and brightest to create the Web's first real company. All they have to do is meet five tough challenges. Michael S. Malone
Fed up? These resources -- from plug-ins to the smartest search engine techniques -- will make your hours less painful and more productive. John R. Quain
E Lab Incorporated is reinventing how companies understand their customers and create great products. Its message: don't ask people what they want, watch how they live. Let's go to the videotape! Bruce G. Posner
The fax machine is the communication technology we all love to hate. Three new tools help take the frustrations -- and costs -- out of faxing. Marshal Rosenthal
Next time you're in the Bay Area on business, take a weekend to discover the 5 hidden wineries that promise the smallest crowds and the finest bottles. Matt Kramer
Think again. In his new book, James Bailey describes the third revolution in human thought and what it means for the future of business. Alan M. Webber
If you're not getting better, you're fallling behind. To elevate your game, find the personal coach with the right strategy and style for you. Claire Tristram
Working smarter is a full-time job -- and the lessons keep changing. For a glimpse of the future, audit the classes at these four learning centers. Christina Novicki
Chris Turner is the 'Learning Person' for Xerox Business Services -- and the impresario of a dazzling array of events that offer XBSers the learning skills they need to keep the organization growing at 40% a year. Alan M. Webber
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