Adaptability is the #1 Success Factor Today
The discussion on the New York Yankees’ recent decision to hire Aaron Boone as their manager caused me to think about what it means to be “qualified” to do a job. Historically, hiring
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Who Should Benefit or Profit from the Use and Sale of Your Data?
There have been a number of recent stories about ownership of personally identifiable data, as a result of a court case argued before the U.S. Supreme Court on November 29, 2017, Carpenter
What Matters Most for Success
Yesterday, I received a link to this video, which very effectively illustrates the fact that, although we may have equal “opportunity” to succeed in life, some of us have advantages that arise from
Reflections about Pitney Bowes
At this time of year, I reflect most about Pitney Bowes, since I regularly attend the Oval Club event, which is held on a Friday night in November at close to the anniversary
What is “Success?”
Recently, a friend of mine won a well-deserved long-term achievement award for his work relative to a particular cause. One exuberant colleague, in writing a congratulatory note, made the comment that he was
Why Healthcare Cost Increases Have Become Exceptionally Difficult to Control
Anyone who proclaims that universal health insurance or healthcare reform is the “solution” to health insurance cost increases completely misses the point. Health insurance cost increases result either from excessive pricing or usage.