Archive for September, 2006

update (12/17/07):
because of difficulty making and connecting calls, and slow internet connections, I finally returned my SnS and discontinued my subscription effective today. A promising product that can’t take off because of frequency limitations.
I have been using Globe Innove’s Speak and Surf for more than a week, and so far, satisfied with the value added [...]

I first saw this story from a company’s website. Did a search and found several versions. This is the best one– this stuff is as modern as globalization and drives home a good lesson for leaders and managers. Read On…
The Added Value of CONTINUOUS LEARNING and Teamwork

Once upon a time a tortoise and a hare [...]

9/14 Update: This is allegedly not Bill Gates but Charles J. Sykes, author of the book Dumbing Down Our Kids: Why American Children Feel Good About Themselves But Can’t Read, Write, Or Add. Furthermore, there are 14 rules to the original value adding manuscript:
Rule No. 12: Smoking does not make you look [...]

I read an article a few days back about the dilemma of small and medium size companies having to cope with the rising labor cost. An old argument was presented ” cheap labor cost generates more jobs to the unemployed”. Because of higher wages, the Philippines is becoming a less preferred investment destination
On the labor [...]

update (12/17/07):
because of difficulty making and connecting calls, and slow internet connections, I finally returned my SnS and discontinued my subscription effective today. A promising product that can’t take off because of frequency limitations.
I came from almost two weeks of blog leave– due to the series of Oracle meetings (I was tasked to be part [...]