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Do meaningful changes get more acceptance or better results?

By on February 1, 2016   /   business management, Business Success, Competitiveness, Corporate America, Mike Berman   /   1 Comment
Berman: Will More Meaningful Change Create more Acceptance?

Do meaningful changes get more acceptance or better results? On February 1, 2015 hundreds of Uber drivers were efficiently moving frigid New Yorkers around the city. Exactly one year later, hundreds of Uber drivers are blocking New York traffic by staging a protest over the company’s 15% fare […]

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Glassdoor’s Holding Up Its Big Mirror to Faces of the Workplace AND Campaign 2016?

By on January 22, 2016   /   business ethics, business growth, business leadership, business management, commitment to excellence, competitive edge, high-performance business, senior management, Successful business management, Sustained Success in business, turnaround   /   Leave a comment
Glassdoor's Holding Up Its Big Mirror to Faces of the Workplace?

I have always believed the best place for executives to get an accurate read on workplace attitudes is to follow WWE storylines. Vince McMahon’s ability to master leading indicators and then launch heroes and villains with shifting plots, has shaped some very unique employee-to-employer viewpoints.  But even […]

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