Ethics

Liar, Liar, Pants on Fire

April 14, 2012

Can dogs lie? No, I don’t mean hanging around on the sofa but actually communicate a falsehood? Curiosity was killing the cat, so to speak, so I put the question to the Dali Lama of the Internet to see what I could find out. Well, I didn’t find much. Not even my fav Cesar Millan [...]

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Leadership Commandments…Personal or Otherwise

July 1, 2011

I received this gem of a poem from one of my clients. We’ve been working together on an intervention to help his department and collective organization get employees more engaged. Tough thing to do, given folks don’t get recognition or even raises, really and job satisfaction is very high. Just the fact that he sent this to [...]

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The Leaky Pipeline: Second Edition of What Was HR Thinking??

May 19, 2010

Happy to be back in the blog saddle once again – it’s been a busy month with billable work, so I just know the economy is on the rebound! Can’t say the same about Novartis Pharmaceuticals Corp. Just read a Reuters article this morning announcing that a New York jury decided on $250M damages against [...]

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The Eroded Trust of Toyota

February 17, 2010

Toyota’s recent woes with automobile manufacturing defects and the dragging of their feet in responding to the resulting safety and customer issues has left a lot of people feeling cold right now. This, combined with the record brisk temps we’ve been having anyway is wreaking havoc on the car buying public and our collective psyche. [...]

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Free Puppy Anyone? Taking Care of the Pack Young

November 20, 2009

It’s that time of year again when kids are starting to fill out college applications, deciding if they don’t want college but would rather be a dental hygienist or fire fighter instead, or just plain freaking out that in a few short months their high school career will be over. I’ve got one of those [...]

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