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Two names: Carnegie and Warren Buffett made me read How to win friends and influence people. The title, which did not impress me at all, made me google the book. That is when Warren Buffett, …
Won over and influenced by Dale Carnegie Read More
By Marta Cerava, Joshua Burton and Darko Ivanovic “There is nothing noble in being superior to your fellow man. True nobility is being superior to your former self.” Ernest Hemingway Morning came too soon. Mark …
Wherever i may roam* Read MoreMark Sanborn’s The Fred Factor is a wonderful read for anybody and can be a very useful guidebook on how one should live out his or her day-to-day actions. The basis of the book revolves …
The Fred Factor Read MoreWhen I turned eighteen there was nothing I wanted more than to vote. I remember going to the office to fill out my voter registration card and being so proud that I was finally a …
Talking about Cartoons and Politics Read MoreI have been out of my Dad’s house for several years now and living on my own, and as a result I have formed my own independent habits and behaviors. One of those habits is …
Climate Change and Recycling Read MoreBy Evaldas Labanauskas and Andrew Romanov It must be impossible to live life as a human without being involved in a team at some point. It is unreservedly pervasive in life—so many tasks in academics, …
Teamwork: A Conversation About Group Work and Leadership Read MoreAndrew Romanov is a student at the Walter Cronkite School of Journalism and Mass Communication earning both his bachelors and masters degrees concurrently. He hopes to work in the communications field internationally, and has spent …
Defining Leadership Read MoreWhile reading through this week’s section of Organizational Behavior , I was particularly intrigued by the excerpt regarding expatriates. The term has always conjured images of Hemingway and Fitzgerald for me, as I picture them …
Expatriates in the Global Workforce Read More