| The choice is yours, but the decision you make may determine your survival in a time of rapid change
Jan 1, 2009
By:Orlando Ceaser
You receive a voice-mail message from senior leadership, which contains the same thing you've heard from your manager for months: "Stay focused! Don't worry about things you can't control. You are our most important resource. We are the right size to compete in today's market." Before you hang up or listen halfheartedly in disbelief, what should you do? Trust is tenuous in trying times. Should you believe them? Should you stay, update your resume just in case, or immediately look for another job?
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How to hire impact players
Sep 1, 2007
By:Orlando Ceaser
A manager should be a talent scout in search of impact players. These players possess the skill to positively influence the outcome of the game. The ability to spot and develop this kind of talent can create a competitive advantage.
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 | What it takes to be the best
Feb 1, 2007
By:Orlando Ceaser
The pharmaceutical industry is intensely competitive. Special salespeople are required to adjust to the changing environment, and they must be equipped with the skills to stand above their competitors and the ability to impact the minds of customers.
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 | Preserving the characteristics of a former time
Aug 1, 2004
By:Orlando Ceaser
Preserving the characteristics of a former time.
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Changing jobs in changing times
Jan 2, 2004
By:Orlando Ceaser
Changing jobs in changing times.
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Promotional readiness and career advancement
Jan 1, 2003
By:Orlando Ceaser
Promotional readiness and career advancement.
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Looking inward for motivational inspiration
Oct 1, 2002
By:Orlando Ceaser
Looking inward for motivational inspiration.
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What to do when you don't get the promotion
Aug 1, 2002
By:Orlando Ceaser
What to do when you don't get the promotion.
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