Golfers have a trait that I truly admire: They are always looking
for anything that will give them even the slightest edge over their
competition. Whether it's the newest ball or biggest titanium driver,
they are always on the ...READ»
The fastest way to lower your score is to improve your short game.
It starts from within 100 yards of the green; this is what I call
the scoring zone. If you examine who wins on the PGA Tour every week,
it's usually the player ...READ»
In Internet Democracy Not All Good Causes Are Apparently Equal
In Internet Democracy Not All Good Causes Are Apparently Equal
By Donald Schwartz
February 1, 2009 ...READ»
In Internet Democracy Not All Good Causes Are Apparently Equal
By Donald Schwartz
February 1, 2009
Lead:
The view that the Internet provides a level playing field of opportunity for everyone to influence government policy ...READ»
Did you see the last round of the British Open?
As I’ve gotten older, I’ve become more interested in watching individual sports like golf and tennis – especially the majors. I think there are a lot of lessons to be ...READ»
American architect and designer Eliot Noyes made his mark on the world in a manner that is still felt today. Get a long term employee's memories on how the design legend thought, worked, and achieved the monumental success that he did. READ»
Lots of companies talk a good game when it comes to the proposition that different is better. Ted Childs, IBM's vice president of global workforce diversity, walks that talk.READ»
