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Socialism, Capitalism, 5 Points of Ignorance, and Progressive Organizational Movements

Apr 14, 2009

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cv harquail

in Business & Mgmt Education, Claims vs. Behaviors, Diversity & Feminism, Organizational Theory, Politics, Progressive Organizational Movements, Rants Raves Ramblings & Reflections, Research & Science

I just got done commenting on the blog of my colleague and blogging buddy Michael Roberto, a strategy professor at Bryant University. Michael blogged today about his concern that Americans (and by extension, students in the Business Schools where many of us teach) have lost faith in Capitalism. Michael’s answer to this problem, in so…
Finding a Leadership Opportunity in Alternatives to Layoffs

Mar 16, 2009

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cv harquail

in Claims vs. Behaviors, Leading for Authenticity

Let’s say you’ve been convinced by the argument against layoffs and the recommendations for trying alternatives to layoffs. You’ve looked at a few of the Honor Roll organizations and decided to take that next step… As you prepare to act, consider this additional option. Can you find a way to make alternatives into layoffs something…

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