Apology: Page 2
10 Rules for Success as a Woman
Quit apologizing when you didn't do anything wrong and when you share the credit, keep the portion that is rightfully yours.
3 Ways to Offer a Sincere Apology to Clients
Since nobody is perfect, everybody needs to learn how to persuasively say "I'm sorry.''
Next Time You Apologize, Say More Than 'I'm Sorry.'
Quit your dramatic, insincere apologies and life will be better at work and home.
Microsoft Apologizes for Chatbot's Racist, Sexist Tweets
The company says that the program's tweets 'do not represent who we are or what we stand for, nor how we designed Tay.'
Microsoft Apologizes for Scantily-Clad Dancers at GDC Party
Phil Spencer, the head of Xbox, said Xbox and Microsoft were represented 'in a way that was absolutely not consistent or aligned to our values.'
Marc Andreessen Apologizes for Tweets About India
The prominent venture capitalist and Facebook board director had condemned the Indian government for banning the social-media company's free Internet service.
10 Regrets Most Entrepreneurs Eventually Face
Burning bridges? Putting off company culture?
Why the Bloomingdale's Ad Was an Inexcusable Marketing Mistake
The ad that was suggestive of rape was inexcusable. Bloomingdale's response wasn't much better.
5 Ways to Salvage Your Career After Losing Your Cool
Whatever it was that you said that you shouldn't have, you know what to say next -- "I'm sorry.''
3 Things Jessica Alba's Honest Company Must Do to Stop Its Brand From Burning
The personal-care company is in the hot seat regarding a wave of complaints that its sunscreen doesn't work.
The Power of an Apt Apology
Five tips to ensure that the one you give hits just the right note.
Under Armour Pulls 'Band of Ballers' T-Shirt After Complaints
The shirt featured an image meant to evoke associations with a famous Iwo Jima photograph.
3 Reasons Why Apologizing Hurts Your Business
Hey entrepreneurs and business people, stop saying you're sorry so much.
McDonald's Japan Apologizes After Tooth Found in Food
After declining sales, a french-fry shortage and this latest scandal, executives probably miss the days when their biggest concern was the Hamburglar.