Charm school. Now there's a program you're not likely to see on your company's list of staff development offerings. That's unfortunate because "charm" is something that's decidedly lacking in the workplace (to say the least of common courtesy). But there's hope for the unschooled among us. Read about it in this week's CM!
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November 30, 2008
Charm School: Conversations in Management
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