Lee was a simple man who recently succumbed to cancer. He was the security officer for many years at the gated community I call home. While most of us had minimal interactions with Lee, he struck all those who knew him as a soft spoken and kind … [Read more...]
The Tech Generation – The Spill-over Effect
July 7, 2014 by
The younger generation, though tech savvy, continues to lose its communication skills. This tech boom has crept across demographic and socio-economic segments. With each text, email, and social media flurry, we hide more, talk less, and create chasms … [Read more...]
The Dignity of Labor
July 1, 2014 by
Two days after arriving in America, I got a job bussing dishes in the school cafeteria. I remember the tears in my eyes, as my ego was more than bruised picking up dirty dishes. It taught me, over time, to appreciate the dignity of labor. One of … [Read more...]
Sustainability – Swiss Style
May 30, 2014 by
The new buzz word in business is 'sustainability.' Remember TQM from a decade ago? Everyone talks about it, very few actually understand its implications. I like the Swiss approach to sustainable development. Their goal? Leave a better world for … [Read more...]
