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1. Staff Training that Actually Brings About Change September 10, 2011 In the last 20 years or so there have been a number of trends, fads and concepts that have served to break the bond between a corporation and its employees, at a huge cost to both. There are 5 key concepts, this is the fifth Dumb Concept #5: “Business Warfare” Many traditional business leaders have a militaristic view of the way the business world works. A glance at the titles of popular business books-Marketing Warfare, Leadership Secrets of Attila the Hun, Guerrilla PR-offer ample testimony for this widely held viewpoint. We’re told that we must imitate generals and warlords if we want... (read more) Author: Prosell Training

2. Women and Business: How to Find the Right Mentor for YOU April 27, 2011 Finding the right mentor can mean the difference between struggle and progress. Why reinvent the when wheel it comes to the ‘know-how’ of the ins and outs are for you particular profession, career or strategy. To get in the game find the best mentor that fits for you. Here’s what you need to pay attention to. 1. Matching Core Values. Yes, Attila the Hun had some remarkable leadership qualities BUT he misused them for bad things. So what if you get what you want, is it worth it to lose your self-respect and integrity in the process? 2. Extensive Knowledge Base. Knowing not only about... (read more) Author: Karen Keller, Ph.D.

3. Gabor Shoes, Gabor Star March 12, 2011 Budapest has a rich and colourful history which began well before the Ottoman Empire took control in 1541 after beginning the campaign for control fifteen years earlier. Attila the Hun and the Monguls are just two parts of Budapest’s history before then. The Ottomans stayed for nearly 150 years during which time the Christian population gradually disappeared, replaced by the Muslim faith. The fall of the Ottomans at the hands of the Hapsburgs was a lengthy process which was finally concluded at the end of the seventeenth century, and that change resulted in the growth of Catholicism... (read more) Author: Martin Seo

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