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Fast Company November 2004 Lucas Conley |
"This Is Your Captain Speaking" How well did CEO Gerald Grinstein ride the turbulence when he announced his plan to bring Delta Air Lines in for a soft landing?  |
Fast Company November 2004 Maxine Clayton |
How to Fix Coca-Cola Three experts discuss how they'd put the fizz back into Coke's flat sales.  |
Fast Company November 2004 Cheryl Della Pietra |
Mind Games What exec hasn't had to sell consumers on the superiority of a brand, or employees on a goal, or clients on a strategy? Leaders almost by definition are people who change minds.  |
Fast Company November 2004 Maxine Clayton |
60 Seconds on Small talk Appetizers for relationships, comforting conversation, and why icebreakers work. An interview with the author of The Fine Art of Small Talk, a book and seminar for executives.  |
Fast Company November 2004 Magnus Hoij |
Their Way In their book Karaoke Capitalism: Management for Mankind two Swedish business gurus contend that copy cat companies will shut down when the music stops.  |
Fast Company November 2004 Fiona Haley |
Go For Launch Learn the deep-dish secrets of new product development at this manager's course in Chicago.  |
Fast Company November 2004 Marshall Goldsmith |
Nice Guys Can Finish First Your people skills become more important the higher you go -- so behave yourself!  |
Fast Company November 2004 Shoshana Zuboff |
Ranking Ourselves to Death The link between control and contentment: more than cigarettes, sugar, and too many hours spent bench-pressing the TV remote, it's the lack of control in our jobs that's killing us.  |
Information Today November 2004 Paula Hane |
Donnelley Leverages OneSource Acquisition An interview with Raymond Butkus, president of infoUSA's Donnelley Group, about the company and product synergies, its plans for new content and products, and trends in the industry.  |
U.S. Banker November 2004 |
Banking's Big Leaguers In banking, as in baseball, there's a story behind every great player. USB's third annual All-Star Banking Team looks at the leaders behind the numbers.  |
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