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Thinking Finance - The Comic Book, Dimitrios V. Siskos
Thinking Finance - The Comic Book, Dimitrios V. Siskos
Dimitrios V. Siskos
Thinking financially results in the best possible outcome and establishes a secure foundation for the future as an independent man. In contrast, thinking emotionally leads to short-sighted financial decisions and usually, deep regrets. However, thinking financially is not pleasant for the people around us. This comic book presents a guy, whose dream is to become an accountant. When he finally succeeds in this, he realizes that thinking financially may be effective for his boss but it is irritating for everyone else, even for his family.
Jessicahlawrencemastersportfolio.Pdf, Jessicah Lawrence
Jessicahlawrencemastersportfolio.Pdf, Jessicah Lawrence
Jessicah Lawrence
No abstract provided.
Paradoxical Truths In Heroic Leadership: Implications For Leadership Development And Effectiveness, Scott T. Allison, Jennifer L. Cecilione
Paradoxical Truths In Heroic Leadership: Implications For Leadership Development And Effectiveness, Scott T. Allison, Jennifer L. Cecilione
Scott T. Allison
In this chapter, we discuss the basic elements of heroic leadership, showing how heroism and exemplary leadership are deeply intertwined. We then describe six paradoxical truths about heroic leadership that are often unrecognized and unappreciated. We believe that ignorance of these counterintuitive truths and paradoxes about heroic leadership can lead to misunderstandings about leaders, leadership, and leadership development. Most of these paradoxes are a central part of the hero’s journey as described by comparative mythologist Joseph Campbell (1949). We will discuss the genesis of these paradoxical truths, and we will suggest ways that an awareness of these principles can engender …
Long May They Run, Catherine V. Schmitt
Long May They Run, Catherine V. Schmitt
Catherine Schmitt
Long May They Run, an article in Maine Boats, Homes & Harbors Magazine about the history and culture of the Maine sardine industry. In 2010, the "Year of the Sardine" and the closure of the Stinson sardine plant, the last in the United States, prompted an exploration of why writers, painters, and other artists are so drawn to this humble fish that once supported so many of Maine's coastal communities. In 2010, the Stinson Sardine Cannery in Prospect Harbor, Maine, the last sardine cannery in the United States, closed. As historians and photographers rushed in to document the loss, poets …
Psychosocial Capacity Building In New York: Building Resiliency With Construction Workers Assigned To Ground Zero After 9/11, Joshua Miller, Jeffrey Grabelsky, K. C. Wagner
Psychosocial Capacity Building In New York: Building Resiliency With Construction Workers Assigned To Ground Zero After 9/11, Joshua Miller, Jeffrey Grabelsky, K. C. Wagner
Jeffrey Grabelsky
[Excerpt] Psychosocial capacity building, which is a more common approach in response to disasters outside of Western Europe and the U.S., was, in part, a reaction against the perceived “traumatization” and pathologizing of disaster survivors, as well as the over-emphasis on the individual at the expense of the collectivity and community (Ager, 1997; IASC, 2007; Kleinman & Cohen, 1997; Miller, in press; Mollica, 2006; Strang & Ager, 2003; Summerfield 1995; 2000; Wessels, 1999; Wessels & Monteiro, 2006). The accent with psychosocial capacity building is equally on the social as well as the psychological. Some of the tenets of this approach …
Translating Corporate Culture Around The World: A Cross-Cultural Analysis Of Whistleblowing As An Example Of How To Say And Do The Right Thing, Laura Hartman, Dawn Elm, Tara Radin, Kelly Richmond Pope
Translating Corporate Culture Around The World: A Cross-Cultural Analysis Of Whistleblowing As An Example Of How To Say And Do The Right Thing, Laura Hartman, Dawn Elm, Tara Radin, Kelly Richmond Pope
Laura Hartman
No abstract provided.
Are Regulatory Mandate And Independence Necessary For Audit Quality?, Shyam Sunder, Karim Jamal
Are Regulatory Mandate And Independence Necessary For Audit Quality?, Shyam Sunder, Karim Jamal
Shyam Sunder
Reconceiving Management Education: Artful Teaching And Learning., Ralph Bathurst, Janet G. Sayers, Nanette Monin
Reconceiving Management Education: Artful Teaching And Learning., Ralph Bathurst, Janet G. Sayers, Nanette Monin
Janet G Sayers
How might teaching management be artful? To address this question we discuss theoretical issues that underpin the introduction of artful approaches into the learning environment. In doing so we examine the nature of artistry and propose ways in which this translates into the learning environment.
Minding Our Manners: Accounting As Social Norms, Shyam Sunder
Minding Our Manners: Accounting As Social Norms, Shyam Sunder
Shyam Sunder
No abstract provided.
Social Norms Versus Standards Of Accounting, Shyam Sunder
Social Norms Versus Standards Of Accounting, Shyam Sunder
Shyam Sunder
No abstract provided.
Social Norms Versus Standards Of Accounting, Shyam Sunder
Social Norms Versus Standards Of Accounting, Shyam Sunder
Shyam Sunder
No abstract provided.
Minding Our Manners: Accounting As Social Norms, Shyam Sunder
Minding Our Manners: Accounting As Social Norms, Shyam Sunder
Shyam Sunder
No abstract provided.