Update: T-Mobile says that much of the data may indeed be recoverable on Microsoft's backend, according to the New York Times. Engineers in Redmond are "optimistic that much of it can be recovered," but individual customers have yet ...READ»
A recovery without jobs? Halfway through the current recession, it's clear things would have been different if companies had invested in stakeholders and not shareholders. We fired the very people who can turn this around.READ»
Some small start ups tend to fail before they even begin to conduct business. This article not only explains why, but how to start an successful endeavor.READ»
Struggle easier:Are you struggling to find a new job? Well, maybe you should stop struggling.Many of us were taught that life is a struggle. We heard adults say silly things like ‘no pain, no gain’ and ‘if at first you ...READ»
Sometimes the greatest risk is the risk not taken. Just ask a successful person or entrepreneur.
"Take the risk out of success…and you’ll live an unfulfilling life!
“The safety net we want doesn’t exist—it’s an ...READ»
BY Brendan Collins and Rachel KingWed Sep 3, 2008 at 12:45 PM
Ever since Facebook opened up its application service to third-party developers, the site has been littered with applications; some great, some good, some bad, and some really, really bad. READ»
Leaders should fail early
How do you react to failure? Do you view it as the end of something or as the beginning of a new phase?
Do you accept failure as something that has shrunk you in some way, possibly because it has ...READ»
Marketers are confused these days. The things that have worked for decades aren’t working anymore. Can you imagine if you worked for 30 years in your given vocation and then, almost over night, all the rules changed?
In ...READ»
