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Preparing Our Sons for the Game of Life

I have often been amazed by the amount of time and energy many parents invest in their sons’ athletic careers. They attend all the games, travel hundreds of miles to take them to tournaments, and scold them if they slack off during practice drills. However, those same parental cheerleaders are often missing in action when it comes to educational oversight. They may spend hundreds of hours in the bleachers, but they don’t take 60 minutes to review their children’s academic standing.

A Black Businesswoman in China: Dealing With the Government (Part 5)
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A Black Businesswoman in China: Dealing With the Government (Part 5)

This post will focus on navigating business with the Chinese government. Bottom line: You need to have a stomach for dealing with HUGE bureaucracies. My trip started by securing a visa for entry. While I have obtained visas in the past, the list of questions about my reasons for travel and other ancillary facts (ie. the long list of diseases including mental diseases would bar me from entry) indicated I needed to reach out for assistance through a Chinese visa processing company.

When Employees Tweet
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When Employees Tweet

There is no need to be afraid of what your employees are saying about the company on social media. In fact, with a little instruction, they just might be your best brand ambassadors.

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Playing It Big

If you’re out at sea in treacherous waters, it’s better to be on a big ship than a small boat. That’s the analogy that William Young uses to make the...

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