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• Extreme jobs: Pushing work to the outer limits
  (November 11, 2007) Workaholics have been around since well before the likes of Ebenezer Scrooge spent his Christmas days at the office counting...
• Are America's software skills getting soft?
  (October 6, 2007) Globalization briskly marches on - one step ahead of our ability to measure and understand its effects. Economists, corporate leaders,...
• New China Syndrome: When outsourcing turns toxic
  (August 30, 2007) Outsourcing and China have made headlines over the past 12 months, and not in a positive way. High profile product...
• Can we really jerk-proof the workplace?
  (July 24, 2007) All of us at some point during our careers have worked with someone who is unpleasant, difficult to get along...
• Corporate Social Responsibility - Burden, sham, or golden opportunity?
  (June 2, 2007) Corporate Social Responsibility is a hot concept that many corporations around the world are seeking to demonstrate, but there are...
• Media-savvy workers: New front in the War for Talent
  (May 12, 2007) Victory in the media theater of the talent war requires a total commitment, says columnist Tony DiRomualdo. That commitment includes...
• Shades of gray: Business impacts of an aging workforce
  (March 28, 2007) There has been much talk over the past couple of years about the risks and threats posed by the aging...
• How Best Buy said bye to burnout, hello to results
  (March 1, 2007) Despite all the happy talk about the importance of work-life balance and the benefits of flexible working, traditional notions of...
• CEOs Gone Wild? Risks and rewards in the executive suite
  (February 1, 2007) Next Generation columnist Tony DiRomualdo is back after a holiday hiatus, and he is taking note of the latest episode...
• Can a talent market work inside organizations?
  (December 5, 2006) Last month, Nobel-prize winning economist Milton Friedman passed away, and columnist Tony DiRomualdo recalls how Friedman ferociously argued that individuals,...