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Romney vs. Gingrich (Jan 28th)
Who will be the Republican nominee for president in the U.S. presidential elections this fall?
I like Mitt Romney.
He is a successful, honest entrepreneur turned politician. He will be good for business, which in turn should be good for the American economy.
Newt Gingrich is a great debater, but he does not strike me as a creator of growth.
This is what the U.S. needs. Strong, sustainable growth initiatives to drive the economy, build confidence and get people working again.
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Since 1995, Chao Group has assisted over 75 multinational clients on every continent on this planet achieve organization change. Below are video-clip samples from selected change workshops that give you a flavor of Larry Chao's style.
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Who is Larry Chao?
A brief intro to Chao Group - who we are, what we do, and our formula for creating lasting organization change.
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Who is Larry Chao?
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Surviving Office
Politics
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Why Should People Change?
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Role of Leadership
in Change
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Minimizing Negative
Politics
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Selling Full Brand Value
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An Intimate Dialogue with KPMG Partners
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Ambiguity Causes Stress
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Heart Attacks from Work
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Our management blog is a combination of published newspaper & magazine articles and our opinions on current management/business topics. We welcome your feedback!
Are Smartphones Becoming Our Bosses?
February 6, 2012 ¦ Read (44) ¦ Comment (0)
No doubt smart phones have enriched people's lives. We can access emails, social websites and practical information virtually anywhere, anytime. But Larry Chao wonders: "are we at a point of diminishing returns, where the time we .. [ more ]
PUBLISHED ARTICLE (Redux): How Individual Ambitions Disrupt Teamwork at the Top
January 28, 2012 ¦Read (1368) ¦Comment (0)
Individual ambitions often undermine top management teamwork, writes Larry Chao.Isn't it ironic that most organizations tout teamwork as being critical for success, yet oftentimes the first place it breaks down is at the top?
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PUBLISHED ARTICLE: Kim Jong Il & Vaclav Havel: Two Very Different Leaders, writes Larry Chao
January 16, 2012 ¦Read (255) ¦Comment (0)
Last month, the coincidental passing of North Korea's Kim Jong Il and the Czech Republic's Vaclav Havel reminded us of the sharp contrast between two very different types of world leaders: The objectives styles and results they achieved .. [ more ]
PUBLISHED ARTICLE: Is Empowerment Right for Asia?
December 26, 2011 ¦Read (1393) ¦Comment (1)
Larry Chao writes, are western management practices all they’re cracked up to be?
For years multinationals operating in Asia have been importing western management practices such as empowerment into their local .. [ more ]
The Curse of Facebook
November 18, 2011 ¦Read (512) ¦Comment (0)
Having a Facebook account is not necessarily a good thing, writes Larry Chao
Facebook is a phenomenon that enraptures us 24 hours a day. Whether it is updating what we are doing, our pictures or just chatting .. [ more ]
Yingluck's Big Adventure: A Lesson in Crisis Management
November 14, 2011 ¦Read (445) ¦Comment (0)
Nothing tests the mettle of effective leadership more than a crisis situation.
Over these past several weeks, Prime Minister Yingluck Shinawatra and her leadership team have faced such a test, as four billion cubic meters of water .. [ more ]
PUBLISHED ARTICLE: Can Your Boss Be Your Friend and Family?
October 5, 2011 ¦Read (519) ¦Comment (0)
In a recent CNN on-line business article, the question was asked: “Should you make friends with the boss?”
Kevin Roberts, CEO worldwide Saatchi & Saatchi answered yes, and likened the ideal boss and subordinate relationship as .. [ more ]
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