Charles Bacarisse—Vice President for Advancement
Houston Baptist University—Houston, Texas
United States
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Volume 1, Issue 15
Advancement Weekly, Oct. 17, 2011
Introverted vs. Extroverted Managers

Is it better to be an introverted or extroverted manager? According to a new study, it depends on the makeup of your staff.

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All Work and Some Play

Work isn’t all fun and games, but a growing number of employers are hoping to change this expectation: they’re incorporating elements of videogames into the workplace to engage their employees.

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Setting a Sensible Smartphone Policy

Smartphones have become a standard employee accessory in many professions, but one management expert says managers need to do a better job of explaining to their employees why they have been given one.

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