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    • 21.

      Where Lean Manufacturing Outscores Traditional Manufacturing


      by Aza Badurdeen - 2007-01-19
      Lean manufacturing is a revolutionary manufacturing system. In an article published on http://www.leanmanufacturingconcepts.com named "Lean productivity Vs batch efficiency" they have mathematically p...
    • 22.

      5 Ways To Organize Your PC


      by James Mallinson - 2007-01-28
      Seeing as I spend a lot of time at the computer for my work it seems only fitting that I describe my top 5 techniques on how I keep files, folders and programs organized. Note that I use these techniq...
    • 23.

      10 Steps To Regaining Control In The Work Place


      by Donna Vestre - 2007-01-28
      1 - Organize & Prioritize:It's wise to arrange your schedule in a priority order. Getting the most difficult and time consuming projects out of the way first will greatly reduce the stress level we of...
    • 24.

      Women With Families And Careers ... Can We Have It All?


      by Donna Vestre - 2007-01-28
      It's a never ending controversy... "Can women have a family and career at the same time?" I can tell you first hand it's somewhat of a balancing act, but it is possible. Long gone are the days that me...
    • 25.

      Setting Work-Life Boundaries You Can Both Live With


      by Bruce Taylor - 2007-01-31
      In the coaching business, it is sometimes much easier to give advice than to follow it: and this is one of those times, because I'm going to advise you to set firm boundaries with your boss about what...
    • 26.

      Vocational Training! What's That?


      by Morgan Bryan - 2007-01-31
      There are two different types of Vocational Training. The first type is commercially oriented vocational training programs. These are operated by for profit organizations which have primary intere...
    • 27.

      Infrastructure - Enabler of a Higher Productivity


      by Hans Bool - 2007-01-31
      ...We know infrastructure from such basic things as gas, water and electricity. They have always been there and they are so basic that you do not know what to do when it is not there...But there are o...
    • 28.

      Perspective: How it Plays a Key Role in Decision-making!


      by Robert E. Cannon - 2007-02-03
      The number one rule in decision-making is, "do unto others as you would have them do unto you." This seems simple enough yet every day I see people doing things that might be considered stupid or at ...
    • 29.

      Decision-making is a Serious and Growing Problem


      by Robert E. Cannon - 2007-02-03
      Decision-making is an age old problem. Eve took advice from a snake. Julius Ceasar took advice from a council of advisors even though they later stabbed him in the back. Kings, presidents and leaders ...
    • 30.

      The Dirty Little Secret of Time Management


      by Dave Saunders - 2007-02-06
      There are many reasons for wanting to have more time. You might want to make more money, spend more time with your family, have more time for recreation or you just feel as though there aren't enough ...