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                    [Title] => Facing a different future
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This season is always a nice time to take inventory of the things we learned and things we want to improve. As the year ends, people are both excited and apprehensive about the future.

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                    [AuthorName] => Francis J. Kong
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                    [Title] => that’s the way aha! i like it!
                    [Summary] => Over the last four-day weekend, tired from all the "life-sucking" news of terrorism, I decided to revisit a stock of books left untouched for quite sometime now to divert my mind towards a more positive read. The one that caught my fancy was Jordan Ayan’s AHA!
                    [DatePublished] => 2002-11-06 00:00:00
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                    [AuthorName] => Bong R. Osorio
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                    [Title] => Communicating Change
                    [Summary] => Change, before it is too late! A Jack Welch idea that carries more weight than any other business decree that and create a major impact in the future of any company.  Welch is, of course, an acknowledged change agent who built General Electric into the most successful American corporation of the late 20th century.


"No one likes changes. They all start off with, I like the way things are. That’s why I’m here. If I didn’t like the way it is, I’d be somewhere else," Welch says. 


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Facing a different future

By Francis J. Kong | December 27, 2014 - 12:00am

This season is always a nice time to take inventory of the things we learned and things we want to improve. As the year ends, people are both excited and apprehensive about the future.

Business

that’s the way aha! i like it!

By Bong R. Osorio | November 6, 2002 - 12:00am

Over the last four-day weekend, tired from all the "life-sucking" news of terrorism, I decided to revisit a stock of books left untouched for quite sometime now to divert my mind towards a more positive...

Lifestyle Business

Communicating Change

By Bong R. Osorio | January 9, 2002 - 12:00am

Change, before it is too late! A Jack Welch idea that carries more weight than any other business decree that and create a major impact in the future of any company. Welch is, of course, an acknowledged change agent...

Lifestyle Business

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