Downsizing Articles

1). Get Into the Closet after Weight Loss Surgery By : Meloney B. Hall, Successful Weight Loss Achiever
After you’ve had a gastric bypass surgery, you’ll lose a lot of weight in a very short period of time. This is a double-edged sword in the sense that you rejoice over the fact that you are losing weight so rapidly, yet in addition, you face challenges of wearing clothing that properly fits your ever-shrinking body. There’s a way you can manage this bitter/sweet dilemma.
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2). Life After Downsizing By : Lee Dobbins
You worked in your field as a professional for over 20 years putting in long nights and weekends. Now you find yourself working at the local grocery. What can you do to keep you your spirits and get back into the race?
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3). The Connection between the New Insecurity in Middle Management and Complaints of School Performance By : Thomas Sheerin
There are impediments to the maximization of organizational effectiveness strewn throughout your company. We often focus on lower personnel, blaming the schools for lower standards and youth in general for a lack of seriousness. As business owners or those charged with overall management of the organization, these are easy targets. You generally have little contact with these individuals, most of your knowledge of them comes from your management team.
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4). Are You One of the New Disposable Workers? By : John Van Doren
Approximately 25% of our workforce is comprised of temporary, "contingent" workers and that number is projected to grow to 40% by the year 2010!
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5). Prevention, Early Diagnosis, Proper Treatment - Three Steps to Corporate Turnaround By : Mike Teng
As the adage goes: Prevention is better than cure. In medical practice, prevention of the disease before its onset is better than giving medication when it is already malignant or full-blown. Getting it right early is much better than subsequent expensive treatments.
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6). Panaceas for Corporate Turnaround - Proper Treatment By : Mike Teng
Companies do fall sick and die; However, there are panaceas that can turn a critically ill organisation around into a healthy one. Proper treatment is necessary as the remedies can sometimes be worse than the disease.
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7). Cash is Oxygen During the Restructuring Process By : Mike Teng
Though cash is not everything, its level of importance is the same as oxygen. Without it, you will certainly perish.
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