Killed With A Fork
By William Azaroff Until several months ago, I was in charge of digital at Vancity, and I saw innovation linked inextricably to technology. I shared the concerns of many in ...
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Assumptions that Are Traps for Managers
By Lana J. Chandler “If a manager assumes that someone is ‘just lazy,’ for example, then everything that employee does is labeled as that,” points out Bobbi Kahler, president of ...
Yahoo and Teleworking; Let me make you an offer
Written by Anthony Demangone You may have read about Marissa Mayer’s decision to end Yahoo’s teleworking program. (CNNMoney.com). What? The move seems very un-Yahoo. Very un-tech. Very ...
Ten Questions For Elizabeth Warren
by Phil Hall Since returning to Washington in January as the junior senator fromMassachusetts, Elizabeth Warren has resumed her campaign of makinghigh-profile comments that resonate with provocative verbiage. Whether dismissingthe ...
10 Easy Steps To The Best Car Deal
Driving off a dealer’s lot in a shiny new car can be exhilarating, but the hours you might spend haggling to get to that point can be about as ...
Top 4 Tips to Attract Gen X and Gen Y Home Buyers to your Credit Union
By Mike Corn Last year, the National Association of Home Builders published an article quoting real estate experts who predicted that Gen X consumers, those aged 31 to 45, will ...
Don’t ‘Dumb Down’ Employee Performance
By Michael Neill, CSE In my session on missional leadership at CUES Symposium: A CEO/Chairman Exchange, I presented the concept of “effort equity” that I developed several years ago. ...
“Doomsday Machine” Politics Hurt Credit Unions
By Henry Meier In the best political satire ever made, Dr. Strangelove, Peter Sellers as the U.S. President asks what good is a doomsday machine if no one knows ...