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Most books that deal with ridiculous behaviors in the workplace are premised largely on conjecture, anecdotes, and limited data, but that's not the case with Office Idiots.

While today's global economy is experiencing a significant cycle of out-sourcing across industries, leadership cannot be outsourced; it must be organically transformed.

Who cares about commas, semicolons, dashes and hyphens? Well, you should.

Almost everyone is guilty of playing the blame game. It's satisfying and easy to do.

Eighty percent of small businesses do not receive outside funding; they bootstrap (and beg and borrow) to make their business dreams a reality.

We're so often faced with apparent paradoxes: continuity and change, conservatism and progressiveness, predictability and chaos.

In Frugal Isn't Cheap, Clare Levison serves up practical financial advice with a side of southern charm.

Inc. Yourself is the longest-selling business book in the history of trade publishing. In continuous print since 1977, it has sold more than 700,000 copies to date.

The mere suggestion of employees working from home is enough to make many managers sweat.

Trigonometry includes concepts that have both a geometric and an algebraic component.

Sales and marketing is a fast-paced environment, and there is never enough time to write good letters — letters that will communicate, convince, and close.

Gina Soleil takes you through a thought-provoking journey on how to transform your business into a haven of productivity.

Want to send an e-mail your boss will open right away? Need a knock-out proposal to seal a deal? Want to create a website that no customer can resist?

It's up to you to create your custom-tailored career and define success your way. How?

On the heels of his successful 100 Ways to Motivate Yourself and Nine Lies That Are Holding Your Business Back, motivational speaker and author Steve Chandler has written what he considers his most