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Community outreach through corporate social responsibility: corporate social responsibility is the continuing commitment by busi
[ILLUSTRATION OMITTED] CORPORATE social responsibility (CSR) is a concept that frequently overlaps with similar approaches such as corporate sustainability, corporate sustainable development, . . .

Make your next presentation memorable.
[ILLUSTRATION OMITTED] RECENTLY I attended a presentation by a famous scientist and Olympic gold medallist. It promised to be an interesting motivational address, but was marred by several errors . . .

Authentic personal branding: most buying decisions are based on trust, confidence, and emotions people have related to a product
[ILLUSTRATION OMITTED] A BRAND is the expectations, image, and perceptions it creates in the minds of others, when they see or hear a name, product or logo. Microsoft, Nike, Toyota, Volvo, and . . .

Capitalising on the wine craze.(BUSINESS)(David Lim- the founder of the Denise wine shop)(Occupation overview)
DENISE the Wine Shop started its operations in Malaysia in 1998. After starting a chain of over 16 stores, David Lim, its founder, branched out to Singapore in August 2006. Within a short span of . . .

Manager's skill sets.(MANAGEMENT)(managerial leadership and coaching)
[ILLUSTRATION OMITTED] EFFECTIVE: managerial leadership demands a delicate balance between sensitivity and authority, between the whole and the parts, between loose and tight leadership styles, . . .

Passion for nature: two nature lovers made a business out of what they enjoy doing. Bee Choo and Morten run an outlet selling bo
[ILLUSTRATION OMITTED] NESTLING next to the gushing waterfalls and foliage of the Singapore Botanic Gardens Visitor Centre is a shop specialising in nature books and merchandise. The shop is . . .

Resilience entrepreneurship helps you to bounce back.(BUSINESS)
[ILLUSTRATION OMITTED] When you start your own business, if you are realistic, you have to know that there's a chance you may fail. Entrepreneurs, by nature, are risk takers. Starting a new . . .

Transition coaching helps ensure success for global assignments: executives are challenged to rapidly adjust their leadership st
[ILLUSTRATION OMITTED] THE BEST approach for corporations supporting executives on global assignments of all types is to address both the shift from one culture to another on long-term . . .

William Shakespeare: playwright, poet, management guru: several critics suggest that Shakespeare's plays could be taught not jus
[ILLUSTRATION OMITTED] WRITTEN over four centuries ago, Shakespeare's plays continue to have a universal appeal for their absorbing stories (of kings, queens and dukes; of battles, rivalries and . . .

Ideal bosses are scarce: in moments of frustration at work, we wish we had a better boss. We admire our friends who are fortunat
[ILLUSTRATION OMITTED] WHEN ASKED what our expectation of an ideal spouse is, we are full of ideas and expectations. We are more guarded when asked about our expectation of an ideal boss. This is . . .

Creating awareness among the staff.(READERS' COMMENTS: The Case of the Spendthrift Worker)(Brief article)
Christopher's 24-hour dismissal as a consequence of his one-way borrowing habits was not rightly handled by Electrode Inc. Such short dismissal notice is only seen in severe cases such as . . .

Loan policies should be spelt out.(READERS' COMMENTS: The Case of the Spendthrift Worker)
Electrode Inc was wrong to dismiss Christopher immediately. They may have moral grounds for termination. The HR department should have been more proactive by counseling Christopher before the . . .

Learning good habits.(READERS' COMMENTS: The Case of the Spendthrift Worker)(awareness regarding employment terminations with a
Electrode Inc may not have the right to dismiss a staff with such a short notice since the act carried out by Christopher is a personal issue. On the other hand, the company may have the right to . . .

Loans to be recovered.(READERS' COMMENTS: The Case of the Spendthrift Worker)(Brief article)
Christopher has created undue distress on his colleagues by his act. From the management's point of view, the distress experienced by staff might have affected their morale and productivity. The . . .

Conduct anti-gambling seminars.(READERS' COMMENTS: The Case of the Spendthrift Worker)(Christopher Marcus of )(ational Council o
Electrode Inc shouldn't involve itself into this situation of staff borrowing money from others within the organisation. It's a personal issue. The company has no right to dismiss Christopher . . .

Never allow problem to fester.(READERS' COMMENTS: The Case of the Spendthrift Worker)(Brief article)
Electrode Inc was right in dismissing Christopher because if they had dithered, then there was the danger of more staff falling victims to his borrowings. Worse still, Christopher may have . . .

Debts must be settled first.(READERS' COMMENTS: The Case of the Spendthrift Worker)(Brief article)
Besides his bad habits, Christopher could have been a good worker. Since he was an employee of the company, the company has an obligation to help Christopher to pay his debts. Instead of immediate . . .

The case of the pregnant employee: Ember's services with a consultancy was terminated after she became pregnant. She felt that t
[ILLUSTRATION OMITTED] WHEN EMBER Seet, 27, joined Big Four Consultancy as an auditor, she was very happy in her work as the management was pro-family and the staff members worked as one happy . . .

The functional office: making an office as comfortable as the home: clients are often impressed when they enter a luxurious offi
[ILLUSTRATIONS OMITTED] THE OFFICE environment affects people enough to increase their productivity. Because we spend more than 10 hours a day in the office, it needs to be comfortable. If . . .

The passing of the mama stalls.(FOREFRONT)
THE CONVENIENCE stalls that were found along five-foot ways and under staircases of shop houses are a dying breed. Fondly called Mama stalls, they are run by Indian "uncles" who managed to make . . .

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