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...these successful bosses recognized what Goleman considers an essential truth: "You don't leave emotions at the door when you enter the office, then pick them up again when you go home. If you think you can run rampant over people and it's not going to affect how well they can work, you're being naive." Now at least, the worst bosses, who are always looking for someone to blame, can't say they haven't been warned...
...challenge for Enron was to enter the burgeoning deregulated energy markets without sacrificing its credit rating by carrying too much debt on the books. So Fastow got creative. He tripled his staff, to more than 100, hiring various banking experts and giving them the task of selling and buying capital risk. "They were all young kids, 28 to 32, with great pedigrees, and they started coming up with these fancy derivatives," says Houston lawyer Tom Bilek, who interviewed dozens of former Fastow associates before suing Enron's management. "But Fastow was the boy genius setting all these SPEs...
...Harvard should be a beacon of light, not a shadow of darkness,” Jesse says to the crowded room, as we enter from the back...
...that persuasion. I don’t need it more. The sit-in was an incredible emotional roller coaster and I am fairly sure I wouldn’t be able to sustain that for a long time.” Instead, Perl-Rosenthal says he plans to enter the academic world, possibly in the field of history or biology...
...Lindh will appear in court again Monday for his arraignment, when he'll be asked to enter a plea: guilty or not guilty. In the meantime, his parents and lawyers will spend much of the weekend fighting the impression that the question's been answered already...