Fast Friday with Steve Jobs, entrepreneur, visionary, maverick
Over the past week, I’ve been reading numerous online tributes and posts about Apple co-founder Steve Jobs and his legacy. I’ve also found myself in
October 7, 2011
Confidence Builder 101: Ditch your ideals and get real
“It’s not who you are that holds you back, it’s who you think you’re not.” ~Author Unknown. Most of us struggle on a regular basis
September 29, 2011
Memo to HR: Why performances reviews suck
There’s probably one HR process that sends a shiver down most managers backs: the performance review. According to a recent survey in the Globe and
September 13, 2011
My colleague is a psycho, what should I do?
One of the most fascinating things about a WordPress blog is the stats it gives you on the search phrases people use to find your blog.
August 4, 2011
Networking: The hard facts and real deal with Lisa Mattam
Recently, our members had the opportunity to connect with the smart and savvy Lisa Mattam of The Mattam Group to get her top tips on
July 11, 2011
RIM exec filled with sour grapes or champion of the under trod?
My friend Mark is always championing our blog over here at Roundtable Talk and called me this week to suggest a post about the “open letter”
July 6, 2011
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