Last time, we began a discussion prompted by a recent article by Alan Murray in the WSJ titled “The End of Management.”

A couple of months ago, the Wall Street Journal published a story by Alan Murray called “The End of Management,” which was excerpted from his book Essential Guide to Management.

A couple of blogs ago we discussed the part outsourcing can play as a means of generating additional cash for the owners.

We’ve been discussing how outsourcing manufacturing capability is a cost saving because it permits the owners to focus on “core businesses.”

Last week we began a discussion on how foreign ownership of some of our key industries in industrial heating technologies is jeopardizing much of this capability.

For the most part, the owners of America’s businesses that aren’t publically traded are looking out for the long-term interests of their businesses.

I volunteer time with a group called SCORE, which operates under the Small Business Administration. Their mission is to “… provide professional guidance and information, accessible to all, to maximize

Last week, we got into the interview with an employee who believes he or she is worth more than they are currently being paid. In many companies, raises and promotions

For the past couple of weeks we have discussed the problem with the annual performance review.

We began a discussion last time on the uselessness of the annual performance review.