2009, Volume 12, Issue 1
Recognizing Organizational Culture in Managing Change
Structural changes can serve as the initial intervention for shifting culture.
The Successful Expatriate Leader in China
Expatriate managers must consider the cultural dimensions of leadership.
Believe It: Complaints Are Gifts
An organization can view complaining customers as a nuisance, or use their complaints to its advantage.
An Alternative Way to Manage Equity Portfolios
Active alpha portfolio management with exchange-traded funds: a simple strategy for the future.
Editorial: Taking Advantage of California's Retirees to Help Close the Budget Gap
Managerial volunteerism can play a key role in cutting California's costs.
The Book Corner
Reviews of: A Complaint is a Gift, A Sense of Urgency, Community, Data Driven, EQ Interview, Future Savvy, Groundswell, Contemporary Leadership and Intercultural Competence, Leadership from the Inside Out, Naming Rights, New Elite, On Competition, Positive Leadership, and Total Leadership.
