by Marquis | Oct 3, 2013 | Business, entrepreneurship, general management, guest bloggers, organization
Hello, all. Below, please find a quick guest article that was contributed by a marketing expert named Carlos Vetter, who has gained insights from working with several Fortune 500 companies. I thought this might be an interesting piece for anyone who is either running...
by Marquis | May 19, 2013 | Business, operations, organization, Small business
Despite the down economy of the past few years, the war for talent is real and, for companies that may not have the name recognition or reputation of a large company, it can be very difficult to identify and bring in the best of the best. In the guest article below, a...
by Marquis | Jan 28, 2013 | Business, general management, guest bloggers, organization, Small business
About a month ago, I posted a guest entry from a marketing expert and business consultant named Guy Ascher about how small businesses can find a niche in a crowded market, which was an especially timely topic given the challenges that small businesses have faced in...
by Marquis | Aug 22, 2012 | Business, Business concepts, general management, guest bloggers, leadership, organization
Lately, I’ve been mixing content about general business concepts in with my usual posts about education and careers, with the intention of providing a more broad base of business-related information to my readers. This post is another more generally-focused...
by Marquis | Aug 13, 2012 | Business, career, guest bloggers, interesting articles, organization
In today’s piece, Julianna Davies takes a look at good company culture, how it is created and fostered, and why it has little to do with earning an MBA. Julianna is a writer for http://www.mbaonline.com, a leading website with resources for future and current...
by Marquis | Oct 16, 2010 | Business, Business research, career, career path, Corporate executives, organization, Stanford GSB
The article linked below is from the Stanford GSB Monthly Newsletter and describes some really interesting research from Professor Edward Lazear, who is a world renown labor economist and a former Chair of the U.S. Council of Economic Advisors under Pres. George Bush....
