By Aviva Shiff on Wednesday, January 30, 2008 1:32 PM
Open environments and cubicles are here to stay. Ensure that your business relationships enjoy that same longevity by employing this Top 20 List of Effective Cubicle Behaviors which will open doors to a more productive and enjoyable workplace.
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By Caroline Williams on Friday, January 25, 2008 3:12 AM
I live in the world’s most diverse city where over 100 languages and dialects are spoken. Recently, I have spoken to several people who identified that the appreciation of diversity is a problem at their workplace. When I first immigrated to Canada in 1973, I experienced some issues because I was different and I sounded different. Over the years I have to say that incidents have been few and far between. There is a lot of demand for diversity training in corporations. Do you think that the appreciation of diversity can learned? That can we can move from tolerance to acceptance.
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By Aviva Shiff on Wednesday, January 09, 2008 6:36 PM
 According to a recent article in Canada’s Globe and Mail, “verbal outbursts, furtive acts of cubicle sabotage and spontaneous destruction of furniture abound in the modern workplace. The office rage has even extended into cyberspace, spawning online forums where workers detail their gripes with the gum-snapping in the next pod”. The article also mentions a new reality TV show that chronicles office workers training for and engaging in physical fighting to settle their differences.
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By Caroline Williams on Wednesday, January 09, 2008 6:36 PM
I always find it very useful to name the year. It is now 2008 and I have decided to name this year my Breakthrough Year. What does 2008 mean for you? It is the year of…
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By Caroline Williams on Wednesday, January 09, 2008 6:36 PM
I received this link from a friend of mine that knows of my love for opera. http://www.maniacworld.com/Phone-Salesman-Amazes-Crowd.html His name is Paul Potts and he was a mobile phone sales man. I have watched it more time than I am willing to admit. I find it truly inspirational and moving. It makes me ask, what do you feel you were born to do?
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