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The world is full of people talking about how right they are. Today on the show, we try something different: We talk to smart, thoughtful people about times they got things really, really wrong. For more: http://n.pr/1lfnG0Y

July 30, 2014 On Tuesday, July 29, 2014, The Reverend J. Herbert Nelson, II, Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.) Director for Publ...

Starting at a young age, most of us are questioned about what we want to be “when we grow up,” as if we should all have some singular career goal that we work towards our entire life. Unfortunately, it’s a little more complicated than that. And unlike previous generations, many people don’t take a job right out of high school and college and then stick with it until retirement. We’re encouraged to find our “career path”—whatever that means—and follow it. Great, but where do you even start with that? Here are some ideas.

"College students create nail polish that changes colors when exposed to date rate drugs." #innovation

On our career page you can learn more about what makes us remarkable, which opportunities you have at Bosch and how to successfully apply.

Business Case Studies - Strategy - Business Case Studies Teaching Business Studies by real life examples ... helping teachers and students learn business with examples in real companies in our case studies with questions and lesson plans.

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Most people, including ESL/ELT teachers, are familiar with the game Pictionary. It’s a great language-learning activity. If you ever want to show other teachers or students a video modeling t…

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A portable, simple way to get your butt off your chair. All you need is . . . a chair.

This design story is a typical example of how complex it can be to make a seemingly simple change–but why they can be necessary.

Students and professors: 8 brain-based learning / retention tips #highered

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Quartz is a guide to the new global economy for people in business who are excited by change. We cover business, economics, markets, finance, technology, science, design, and fashion.

1,300 cultural references from The Office put into a time machine.

If you've worked with Word much at all, you know how frustrating it can be getting formatting just the way you want it. While you can't remove all of the frustration, you can eliminate a lot of it by learning how formatting works in Word and what tools are available to help you control it.

Answer (1 of 295): The best startups seem obvious only in retrospect. By the time most of us found about them, they had already reached a critical mass of users. We never had to ask the question "will this work?" since we already saw it working. It is possible to create a "good" startup with a ...

Starting and building your own business can be overwhelming. And while many business owners cringe at the mere mention of drafting a business plan, it is a great exercise to get your business back on track and to plan for future growth. More specifically, it forces you to map out [...]

See that chart that shows everything you buy is controlled by only 10 corporations

The technology, created at the University of Oxford, could be a ray of hope for the blind.

The LinkedIn co-founder published the successful Series B pitch deck that helped the company raise money in 2004. Here are five tips to steal.

Difference Between Industry & Market Analysis. An industry exists to serve a market. If an industry becomes irrelevant to market demands, it fails. An example is the music recording industry, which has made most of its revenues from full-length album sales. The new environment of digital single downloads [Ref 5] ...

A reader asks which is better: top down or bottom up analysis? Here's what you need to know about both.