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Whether they're fair or not, bell curve-like rating systems--which many employees now call rank and yank--have spread in recent years to some 20% of U.S. companies, and the trend is growing. They're particularly handy during periods of economic slowdown like the present one, when employees...
These bigger numbers remain relevant because no future Congress wants to commit political suicide by allowing this tax cut to expire. Simply stated, all of Washington knows many of these provisions are in effect permanent. The Big Lie is that it costs only $1.35 trillion. Since the real cost is...
"I have five years at Quincy, and then let's see how it goes,” he says. “Retire? Oh geeze, I'm not ready yet. I'm just getting good."
Set to retire in December after 20 years at the helm of the world's largest and most valuable company, the 65-year-old Welch has been hailed as the preeminent businessperson of America, and perhaps the world.
Yesterday afternoon marked Rudenstine’s last baccalaureate address. Since he will retire next month, he said he felt like a part of the graduating class.