ANTenna Blog -- July 2007 Archive
Cranky Bosses Are Bad Business
Posted by Fredric Paul 07:01 PM ET | Jul 31, 2007
According to a new study, bosses in a bad mood are bad for business.
Apparently, unhappy bosses lead to more employee turnover and other behaviour problems among employees.
And US News & World Report blogger Justin Ewers suggests that these results are of special interest to smaller companies, "who tend to have more control over their work environments than managers at larger companies."
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Business & E-Business | Company Size: 1-49 | Company Size: 50-249 | HR | Management
A Dirty Job to Call Your Own
Posted by Cora Nucci 02:49 PM ET | Jul 31, 2007
Fans of the Discovery Channel's popular series Dirty Jobs know filthy work when they see it.
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Diddy Done It
Posted by Fredric Paul 06:21 PM ET | Jul 30, 2007
According to McNewspaper, rap impresario Diddy is using online video to hire his next assistant.
Publicity stunt?
Bet on it.
But still, there may be a trend here that "real" small and mid-size businesses can pick up one.
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