What is Your Choice: Online or Face-to-Face Education READ MORE

Technological Innovation – internet – is gradually taking over the realm of education, with online education gaining momentum every passing day.

No doubt, it’s an encouraging development, but long way to go before arriving at evidence based conclusion: which one is better – Online or Face-to-Face.

Five Tips on Finding a New Job READ MORE

This U.S. News & World Report article provides a great overview of how to be successful in today’s job search market.

How Are the Project Needs Determined? READ MORE

In this article we explore needs assessment of the various levels of needs, which lead to the levels of objectives for a project.

Emotional Intelligence at Work: The Art of Peace Not War READ MORE

In The Art of Mea Culpa, Guy Kawasaki shows how Twitter helped bring emotional intelligence to a potentially heated battle! Cool

Promoting Yourself Without Bragging READ MORE

All of you career advisers keep telling job seekers to brag about their accomplishments. I have a problem with that — why doesn’t my good work speak for itself? I’m the shy, reserved type. What if I don’t brag about myself? Even if you’re not a schmoozer, you can…

How to Flee an Ailing Industry READ MORE

With the unemployment rate hitting a new 25-year high Friday, many workers and layoff victims in the worst-suffering industries are looking for safer sectors. Industries including autos, financial services and retailing have been hit especially hard…

Opportunity of a lifetime READ MORE

Try not to view the recession, the Real Estate and Mortgage crisis as your personal crisis. It may have been your personal kick in the butt, but it also represents the opportunity to reinvent yourself to bigger and better things.

The Importance of Keeping a Company’s Culture During an Economic Downturn READ MORE

Employees judge a company based more on what it does than what it says.

Improving Performance via Strategic Learning and Leadership Development READ MORE

In this session you will learn how The Motley Fool created a program that works-and where they screwed up along the way.

Opportunity to learn far from the boardroom READ MORE

Opportunity to learn far from the boardroom By Sarah Murray Published: January 12 2009 02:00 :: Last updated: January 12 2009 02:00 W hen John Eder, an MBA student at Kenan-Flagler Business School in the US, was on a summer internship in Ethiopia…