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Ethics
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Work From Home Plans: System or Scam?
I make seven thousand dollars per month working from home part time! Say again?! Yes, there are work at home plans touting large profits for little work. Are they legitimate? You need to find out before making any commitment; please read on for ways to avoid being taken.
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Two Important Keys to a Successful Business-Integrity and Reputation
As business owners, we know that if we want repeat business and referrals (both of which are the foundation of growing our business) then we need to include integrity and reputation in everything we do. How can we, as business owners ensure that we are continually moving forward in building our integrity and reputation in a positive light? Actually, if we remember a few simple “rules,” then we can continue to build and grow.
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Pragmatic Ethics; Are You a Liar in Disguise?
Have you ever met someone who puts themselves out as ethical at every turn, always talking about ethics like a Catholic Priest who is screwing little kids behind everyone’s back yet preaching the Holy Bible the rest of the time?
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Can Risk Management Prevent Phishing?
Fraud is not restricted to the banking, finance or retail industry. Every organization is susceptible. This time ICICI bank was the victim, but tomorrow any organization could be the target.
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Will Your Children Own Their Genes?
The article attempts to highlight some of the critical issues humanity will soon be facing as a resul of the recent developments in genetics and science in general.
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Wholesale Fraud
If you're thinking of buying something wholesale and aren't sure if you're paying what you should be paying for it, this article will give you some things to look out for.
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Rewarding Failure
Article deals with issue of why executives who fail seem to get excessive severance packages. Why this is oxeymoronic behavior insofar as it relates to pay for performance. Where are the Boards of Directors who are supposed to be watching the corporate cash register? Corporate scoundrels slurping at the trough.
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No More Using Industry Statistics to Sell Business Opportunities
In the past many business opportunity sellers would use industry specific statistics on their Web sites, brochures and even in videos, which they would mail to potential buyers. The Federal Trade Commission looked into this and found that many business opportunity sellers overused these figures to sell their wares.
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