Overall communication skills have declined dramatically in recent years. Thanks to the onslaught of new technology, there are many ways to communicate like email, instant message, video conferencing, and social media.

No matter how hard you try, you can’t escape Excel. It is an integral part of business these days. Even if your organization uses other software and systems, you likely end up working in Excel project after project.

If you’ve ever hired a new employee, you know what a headache it can be.

Ask almost anyone about what their company has done to make learning happen and they will likely say, “We’ve got an LMS.” Really? Well my car has spark plugs, but that doesn’t make it a car.

A college education has become nearly essential in the modern knowledge economy. University programs can provide an excellent foundation in just about any subject, whether that subject is chemistry, philosophy, or business management.

You know your company needs a CEO and a CFO. What about a CLO?

When Sarbanes-Oxley became effective, there was concern over how it would affect the economy. There was concern in particular that the enactment of SOX would cause fewer companies to go public.

There is a crisis happening right in front of our eyes in corporate America: millions of job openings go unfilled every year while millions of potential employees go unhired at the same time. What’s going on?

Seems like everyone wants to read that next hit novel, or brush up their skills through professional education, or take up a hobby, such as hiking. Problem is, careers and other obligations tend to get in the way.

The weakest link in a chain is its strongest link, and the same goes for a team.