TSP Talk Weekly Wrap Up
The relentless uptrend of stocks continued this week despite poor earnings reports and lackluster news on the road to tax cuts.
How Organizations Shape Employees’ Ethical Behavior
Do you think an organization has the power to shape an individual’s ethical behavior? Here is a take on Kohlberg’s CMD theory and how it could be used to encourage certain ethical behaviors.
The Umbrella of Program Governance
All of the topics – principles, processes and practices ‒ in this series of blogs belong under an umbrella of governance.
10 Habits for a Better Culture in Remote Workplaces
Remote offices present unique challenges for businesses. Making them feel like an office full of people is possible by changing the way some things are done.
FSA OR HSA? WHICH WILL SAVE YOU MORE MONEY THIS OPEN SEASON?
Don’t just re-enroll in the health plan you’ve been using for years. Reflect on the HDHP + HSA advantages which can dramatically improve your present and future financial life.
Starting a New Chapter and Continuing the Story
Knowing how to tell your story, uniquely, concisely and sincerely is key to helping potential employers understand who you are, and what unique traits you bring to the organization that no one else can.
Should you learn ITTOs by Heart for the PMP Exam?
Many project managers have successfully passed the PMP exam without any memorization. Here’s what you need to know.
TSP Talk Weekly Wrap Up
Stocks were mixed this week with low volume trading and low volatility. Large caps were up slightly while small caps pulled back amidst the anticipation of the tax cuts.
Have You Mastered Open Data?
The current open data movement came about approximately seven years ago. The impetus came from individuals wanting more transparency, accountability and a fuel for apps for the betterment of all mankind. So how are we doing?
LinkedIn vs. Facebook
LinkedIn and Facebook are not the same thing and should be treated differently. LinkedIn is a networking tool, and Facebook is a social network. It is important to understand the difference and use them each appropriately.