It seems quite a rude way to motivate people, considering Man’s heavenly nature.
Either people are intimidated or they are lured into doing something. This of course accounts for many of any enterprise’s failures. If I remember correctly, the Spanish conqueror Cortéz set his ships to fire to prevent his crews from sailing back to their home-land.
And the saying “a mariner’s promises” still leaves deep scars in many a girls’ soul. Continue reading
I’ll rather reverse the word’s meaning, from the english to the greek logos – word.
Logistics is in the first place a question of communication: those auditing logistics processes should first of all assess the effectiveness of the communication sub-processes within the logistics processes. Continue reading
I would fool myself if I had to admit that in a more than forty years career in laboratory, sales & technical support, quality inspection, quality, environment, safety audits in fields varying from any kind of chemicals to automotive components, I have not learned at least something on risk-based audit and risk management. Continue reading
Dr. Carolyn Turbyfil
A “voluntary, 10-day program” for Internet Addiction “is set to open on Sept. 9 at the Behavioral Health Services at Bradford Regional Medical Center” in Pennsylvania.
Read more: http://www.foxnews.com/1Sept13//Pennsylvania-1st-inpatient-Internet-Addiction-program Continue reading
Funny how this happens in life. Parents, teachers and family friends dedicate their life to preparing you how to be successful, but sometime after college that education stops.
Which is why there was so much pandemonium in the Great Recession: people didn’t know how to find jobs, where to look or how to interview in a bad economy. The trend continues today. Continue reading