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Alison Bolen 0
Peanut butter cookies for lunch

Today I made peanut butter cookies with my two older children during my lunch break. I let them help with the tell-tale sugared fork indentations that top the homemade goodies. The five-year-old was able to do it on his own. The two-year-old needed some guidance. Why am I telling you

Alison Bolen 0
Battling business narcissism

Business narcissism, says Scott Belsky in this Open Forum blog post, is "the tendency of all leaders and teams, across industries, to think that they are always encountering a special case." For example, read the following paragraph and guess what it describes: The forward-thinking CEO identified an underserved niche, created

Alison Bolen 1
Make innovation your goal for 2009

~ Contributed by Bill Marriott ~ Here we are at the beginning of a New Year. By now most of you have made and a few of you have already broken your personal New Year’s Resolutions. For many of you, this is going to be the year you’re going to

Alison Bolen 5
Is it too late for a 2009 predictions post?

I asked around for some 2009 predictions and meant to post them here a few weeks ago, but time got away from me. We still have 11 and 1/3 months left of the year, so I don't think it's too late to predict. Do you? My colleague in external communications,

Justin Huntsman 7
Direct Mail Catalogs - Does Quality Matter?

I’m a consumer. And I’ve been buying more, and more, from online sources since the late 1990’s. And even when I choose to purchase an item locally, I conduct any research via the Web. It’s not even worth noting the reasons in favor of this approach, because we all know

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Anne Milley 22
This post is rated R

This morning, as I was writing this blog post at the kitchen table, my 5-year old daughter ran into the room from watching “Sesame Street.” She excitedly announced, “Mommy, the letter of the day is R!” Too true. The recent NY Times story on the R programming language, which included

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