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Take A Look At The Future Of Virtual Business Travel (CSCO)
How many times have you made a Skype call where you picked up your computer and walked it around to show your caller something?The problem is, your buddy is utterly dependent on you to move...
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Nestle Is Making A Bottled Water For Rich And Fashionable Women
Nestle is releasing a new water bottle that it hopes will attract affluent customers. The new water, Resource, is being aimed primarily at “a woman who is a little more on the trendy side and...
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Amazon Just Made A Key Step To Dominate The Grocery Delivery Market
Amazon is expanding grocery delivery service, AmazonFresh, to Los Angeles. The online retailer has offered the same-day service in its home city of Seattle since 2007 and is now breaking further into...
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Online Courses Have Reached A Turning Point That Should Scare Colleges
Colleges around the country should be worried. The quality of online courses is catching up fast.Depending on whom you talk to, massively open online courses (MOOCs) will upend and democratize higher...
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Loss Aversion Is Not The Brain's Biggest Cognitive Error When It Comes To Money
There's a short Danny Kahneman interview at the Daily Beast here. He notes why your best friends may not be your best advisors:Friends are sometimes a big help when they share your feelings. In the...
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Is The Key To Getting Rich Work, Risk, Or Luck?
The role of luck in getting wealthy is no longer just an academic issue: it's also a political one.If we assume that wealth comes from working hard, taking great personal risk and coming up with great...
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This 28-Year-Old Woman Is Being Groomed For Leadership By Warren Buffett
Plucked from obscurity, 28-year-old Tracy Britt has become Warren Buffett's right hand woman.She may be five decades younger than her boss, but the Kansas-born, Harvard M.B.A. has climbed the ladder at...
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4 Realistic Ways To Follow Your Passion
Many books/blogs of the finding-yourself genre are little more than superficial, follow-your-dreams mush with no teeth. They are lightweight on reality, rational thinking, and right action. Typically...
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Stress Can Be Good For Us
We hear a lot about the downsides of stress.Too much of it can impair thinking, harm our health and, more prosaically, put us in a bad mood.But anyone who pontificates about the risks of chronic stress...
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10 Essential Questions To Ask When Designing An Office
The work environment is evolving at many companies these days, resulting in the need for new office design. At some businesses, for example, individual cubicles and offices are being dismantled in...
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The States Where Employees Care The Least About Their Jobs [MAP]
Gallup recently released the results of a state-by-state survey employees designed to measure how engaged they are at their jobs. The results aren't encouraging. Some 70% of American workers are...
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9 Famous Whistle-Blowers: Where Are They Now?
It's one of the big questions concerning Edward Snowden, the self-confessed leaker and National Security Agency whistle-blower: What next? While legal experts debate whether he will be extradited from...
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Paychecks Aren't The Only Way To Motivate People
Dear Evil HR Lady,We're a small non-profit and we rely heavily on volunteers. How can we motivate them when we can't do the traditional things like give them paychecks or bonuses? Yes, their love of...
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Denver And Boston Are The Best Places To Work For A Small Business
Here's what you need to know in small business today:CardHub's study of the best places to work for a small business puts Denver, Boston, and Minneapolis on top. Detroit is at the bottom.Small business...
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AETNA CEO: Pure Math Or Engineering Backgrounds Aren't Good Enough
Liberal arts majors have been having a rough time lately. Venture capital legend Mark Andreesen told a conference last year that the average English major is likely to end up working at a shoe store.A...
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Architecture Firms Need To Stop Referring To Junior Employees As 'Interns'
The title “intern” should be banished from the profession of architecture. It’s about time. It has run its course. It’s outmoded and contributes to a culture of exploitation in the guise of...
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PROFESSOR: There's One MBA Ranking That Matters The Most
Seeing as some people say you should only bother with the top-5 MBA programs, business school rankings have pretty high stakes.Yet there's a massive amount of variation in the three most prominent...
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British Airways Plans To Solve The Tech Worker Crises By Locking 100+ Valley...
Good news! By the time you wake up in the morning, the tech industry's big manpower problems will be solved.That is, if British Airways' outlandish plan works.The airline has invited more than a...
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The Tech World's Hostility To Advertising Is A Sign Of Its Immaturity, And It...
Greylock Principal Josh Elman recently said that startups don't need to know how they'll make money as long as they're making an awesome product with more than 100 million users.This is an oft-heard...
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It's Easier To Be Warren Buffett Now Than It Ever Was
Warren Buffett is a value investor.That means he goes through companies with a fine-toothed comb before he decides to make a big investment in them. It's like detective work, and the investor (may or...
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