As the Saw Turns

The line between work life and home life is disappearing, says Richard Donkin, author of The Future of Work.

It was a Sunday morning; very early on a Sunday morning – 5 a.m. – when the sound of my cell phone going off awakened

The other night I saw an ad on TV sponsored by the AARP.  In the ad, several folks in their 50s to 60s were talking

I am writing this column from my hotel room, directly across from the Anaheim Convention Center in the middle of the day. I can do

Here is an interesting side effect of the Great Recession – we have started evaluating our suppliers by how they have handled collections with us.

I am writing this on New Year’s weekend. I know you won’t read this until February, but at this moment, the onset of a new

My son and I walked into our neighborhood big-box hardware store recently. We were working on a home project – running electricity out to a

A month ago I attended a weekend-long leadership conference with a couple friends. Like many such conferences, the opening session was intended to give attendees