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Bio and Interests: Charles Timmins

| by Charles Timmins

Executives and professionals retain me to help them Find Great Work…positions that are the “right fit” for them within “right fit”...

Fast Company Feature | September 2008 | 1 recommendation

Cleaning Solution

| by Anya Kamenetz

"We're exposed to an almost $3 billion market. If we got just a 5% market share, you're talking about a $150 million business." Don...

Fast Company Feature | August 2008 | 4 recommendations

Clorox Goes Green

| by Anya Kamenetz

"We're exposed to an almost $3 billion market. If we got just a 5% market share, you're talking about a $150 million...

Fast Company Feature | July 2008 | 0 recommendations

To Grow Your Firm, Put the Brakes on Bad Habits

| by Keith Ferrazzi

To err is human, to knock it off is divine. We all have habits that hold us back in the workplace because they make it...

Fast Company Feature | March 2008 | 12 recommendations

Your Boss Is a Monkey

| by Dan Heath and Chip Heath

Exotic-animal trainers need a great poker face. Let's say you're a trainer, and one day, a beluga whale spits a mouthful of cold...

Fast Company Feature | March 2008 | 1 recommendation

A Field Guide to Boss Management

| by Dan Heath and Chip Heath

1. Old Yeller Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer has been known to let out a full-throated growl. If you match a screamer decibel for...

The 5th Annual Fast 50

| by Fast Company staff

The 5th Annual Fast 50 48. Office Space Douglas Ball For Herman...

Fast Company Feature | December 2007 | 1 recommendation

Caring, the Corporate Way

| by Lisa LaMotta

When Patty Cory left her previous company after twenty years to join PJM Interconnection, she never expected that her new employer would do so...

Fast Company Feature | December 2007 | 1 recommendation

The Best of Both Worlds

| by Linda Tischler

To add additional context to Linda Tischler's feature...

Fast Company Feature | December 2007 | 0 recommendations

Fortune Teller

| by Ian Wylie

Read the main story: There Is No Alternative to ... Betty Sue Flowers,...

Fast Company Feature | December 2007 | 1 recommendation

Celia Carrillo

| by Anni Layne

Textbooks, dress codes, district policies, and learning strategies have changed a great deal since Celia Carrillo began her teaching career in...

Fast Company Feature | December 2007 | 1 recommendation

David Kaplan

| by Anni Layne

By the time most people make it to David Kaplan's doorstep, they are desperate, confused, and angry. He likes 'em that way. A licensed...

Fast Company Feature | December 2007 | 1 recommendation

Rick Hind

| by Anni Layne

Greenpeace ambushes logging boats off the coast of California. Greenpeace chains itself to environmentally unfriendly cargo. Greenpeace hoists...

Fast Company Feature | December 2007 | 1 recommendation

Conflict Resolution: Stop, Look <amp></amp> Listen

| by Anni Layne

Any politician, NHL referee, or divorce lawyer can testify to the inevitability of human discord. In this new world of work, expectations,...

Fast Company Feature | December 2007 | 1 recommendation

The Most Dangerous Job in Business

| by Ellen McGirt

Kerri Martin is looking for a job. "And I've got plenty of time on my hands to do it right," she declares. Martin--the branding...

Fast Company Feature | December 2007 | 0 recommendations

Grant Makers

| by Alex C. Pasquariello

What does $50 get you? Dinner at ...

Fast Company Feature | December 2007 | 1 recommendation

Fast Talk: Best Brains

| by Fast Company Staff

Shari Ballard Executive vice president of human resources and legal, ...

Fast Company Feature | December 2007 | 0 recommendations

LVHRD, or Try

| by Joseph Manez

It's Tuesday night in a boisterous Tribeca bar packed with twenty- and thirtysomethings. All eyes are on the stage, where Derrick...

Fast Company Feature | December 2007 | 1 recommendation

Build an Army for Your Ideas

| by Michael A. Prospero

Before you pitch your next big idea, remember the Bradley Fighting Vehicle. In the late 1970s, someone in the Army had a notion to build...

Fast Company Feature | December 2007 | 1 recommendation

Taking the New Cube for a Test-drive

| by Fast Company Staff

In the eyes of millions of office denizens, Herman Miller has plenty to answer for. It is, after all, the inventor of...

Fast Company Feature | December 2007 | 1 recommendation

The Corporate Shrink

| by Dr. Kerry J. Sulkowicz

I've been working with my boss for 14 years, and sleeping with him for 7. Recently he stopped wanting sex, although he still wants to see...

Fast Company Feature | December 2007 | 1 recommendation

9 Innings with Jeff Angus

| by Michael A. Prospero

Fast Company: Do baseball managers really "manage"? Angus: Sure. I would say that...

Fast Company Feature | December 2007 | 0 recommendations

Building A Better Skunk Works

| by Alan Deutschman

Rod Adkins couldn't understand why his career was taking such a sudden and devastating blow. Up until then, he was the...

Fast Company Feature | December 2007 | 0 recommendations

The Corporate Shrink

| by Dr. Kerry J. Sulkowicz

As an engineer, I was the first to see the need for the next generation of a key product. I think my CEO sees it too, but nobody ever gets it off...

Fast Company Feature | December 2007 | 1 recommendation

Like High School -- but With Suits

| by Shoshana Zuboff

My grandpa Max was the quintessential self-made man. His father, a scholar in the "old country," was a peddler in America. With five brothers...

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