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- Six Ways to Uncover Hidden Money in Your Company
Many business owners would be surprised by how much money they lose to suppliers each year, simply by not monitoring the suppliers billing statements. Often the money is not lost by paying the supplier a fair price for a product or service; rather, it is lost from billing errors, high supplier pric… more
Thu May 01 05:17am JST
- How To Help A Boss Who Holds Bad Meetings
First, be careful. Some bosses consider any type of coaching to be an attack on their performance. Then they become defensive. If this is the case, you may have to endure bad meetings held by your boss. Attempting to help such a boss could damage your career. more
Thu May 01 03:46am JST
- Profile of a CEO - Gerard Kleisterlee - Part 2
The problem of shareholder focus is also that the shareholders (or the market in general) has only a limited idea - a simple view - about complex companies. So, is the company perceived by the market? "What good is being in lighting and medical if your stock moves with the SOX semiconductor index?" more
Thu May 01 01:46am JST
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- I.A.M. Kyoto Part 2: The Kyoto One Day Tour, April 16th
Hugging Pandasu on the bus tour. I awoke at 3.45 in the morning to someone out in the street opening and closing the big metal shutters in front of their business. I dozed again, to be awoken another 15 - 20 minutes later to the same effect. If you have ever heard these shutters that they open an… more
- Lesson 11: Questions & Adjectives
Where would we get in life without questions and answers? Ever since you were a little grasshopper you had an insatiable curiosity, yes? And as you got older your quest for knowledge grew and grew. No, you say? Well, then why are you here? If you have no desire to learn, you should be off drinking … more
- Lesson 12: Adjectives continued - Pointing things out
Words to Indicate People, Places, Things, Locations. Little by little we learn how to be more specific. Do you remember in way back in primary school when you forgot to bring your pen to class and you had to ask someone to lend you one? If they were having a bad day, the conversation might have gon… more
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