How can credit unions come out ahead in a tie breaker?
My brother jokes that there’s no such thing as bad pizza. That might be too strong a statement, but he’s not far off, if at all. ...
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Growing your pack
I read some thoughts from Dan Rockwell on Twitter about networking. His sage advice is that if you want to push yourself to improve, you’ll likely need to ...
The 3 gates of communication
I recently shared something on my Facebook feed that seemed to draw attention. It was a simple graphic that talked about the three gates of communication. I’m not ...
Reagan, tanks and a map
Years ago, a small group of officials had a problem. They were trying to get President Reagan’s attention on a matter. A new Soviet tank factory had started ...
The power of a good concierge
I remember it vividly. Somehow, I was in charge of finding a restaurant for 20 people at a conference. I had been to Chicago before, but I was far from ...
The CEO of Campbell’s Soup recently announced her resignation. Abruptly.
Something must have happened, but I didn’t see why. Then I read this in the Wall Street Journal. As Americans become more adventurous with the grocery cart, food ...
How you do the next thing…
This phrase keeps popping up in stories that I read. “How you do the next thing is likely how you’ll do everything.” I tried to find ...
Who is your competition?
It looks like Bank of America is playing offense. A recent article notes that the bank is adding 5,400 jobs and 500 branches nationwide. With that in mind, it ...