DEAR JOYCE: The sticky point in job interviews for me, a facilities manager, is when the interviewer asks company-related questions. Yes, I know about the R-word and will do some research about the company beforehand, but what are the best strategies? - J.D.
PRINCETON, N.J., March 16 /U.S. Newswire/ -- With childhood obesity reaching epidemic proportions, knowing more about infants' and toddlers' dietary habits can help parents, health care professionals, and nutritionists address this issue more effectively. New analyses of data from the Feeding Infants and Toddlers Study (FITS), conducted by Mathematica Policy Research, Inc., and sponsored by Gerber Products Company, answer questions about what, when, and how much of different foods young children eat and the nutrients these foods provide. Detailed findings have been published in the January 2006 supplement to The Journal of the American Dietetic Association (JADA). The study, conducted in 2002, is a treasure trove of information about the diets of more than 3,000 infants and toddlers. In...
Ruth Colvin Clark is a specialist in instructional design and technical training with a focus on bridging academic research and practitioner application in instructional methods. She holds a doctorate in the field and is president of her own company, Clark Training & Consulting. Her most recent book, Evidence-Based Training Methods: A Guide for Training Professionals, summarizes the most up-to-date evidence we have about critical decisions faced by training professionals every day. Whether you're a classroom instructor, developer of training materials, training manager, or designer or developer of any form of e-learning, you'll find that your training will be vastly more effective when you base your methods on evidence. Clark answered some common questions about the topic of evidenc...
As blogs have become increasingly popular, newspapers have attempted to adapt by incorporating the casual, amateur-appearing blogs into their online products.5 In 2007, the Gannett Company announced it planned to redesign operations at its 90 American newspapers in order to involve readers in newsgathering and use more reader-created citizen journalism in their online newspapers.6 Many both within and outside the newspaper industry have raised questions about the credibility of journalistic products created by non-professionals. [...] the study used students in communications classes, many of whom may be inclined to be more knowledgeable about the issues being studied than would students in classes in a variety of subjects.
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Senior executives in every large or mid-size company in the US and Europe routinely face questions regarding their plans and strategies for conducting a part of their R&D overseas, especially in low-cost countries such as India, China, Israel, or Hungary. A confluence of technological and macroeconomic factors-digital connectivity, emerging scientific and technical talent in the developing world, improved intellectual property protection, substantial cost differentials, and the potential of large markets -- make it imperative for global companies to consider conducting some R&D in low-cost locations. Companies are making their global R&D decisions based on both cost and strategic advantages. Case studies in six industries suggest that companies assign five key types of roles...
In an interview, Nadine Pettman, supervisor of corporate communications for Devon Canada, talked about internal communication. According Pettman, her top communication priority is communication from the top. She added that in this downturn, it's also about setting the stage for the future. They have a unique window, during this slowdown, to grab the attention of their employees. Now's the time for them to focus on industry education and critical issues so when things get busy again, they're all better prepared to answer the tough questions that come from the media, government officials and their friends and families. She also said that every employee at Devon has the ability to make a difference to the company's bottom line. They're all empowered to make choices, research alternatives a...
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PRESQUE ISLE - Three Northern Maine Community College students brought together key figures and leaders in Maine's alternative energy industry Wednesday during a daylong conference that raised questions, supplied answers and energized a field of more than 75 participants to get more involved in moving renewable energy forward. Former Gov. Angus King, a leading advocate for alternative energy and a principal with Independence Wind LLC, an energy development company, was the keynote speaker at The Maine Event, a clean-energy forum. Habib Dagher, director of the AEWC Advanced Structures and Composite Center at the University of Maine, also was a featured speaker. He is leading the state's research efforts in deep-water offshore wind.
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