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One Rhino, Many Jobs
Today’s economic problems are definitively no secret to anyone who is old enough to read and the fiscal, trade and industry woes seem to be at the forefront of every news program and the topic of discussion around the “water cooler” and the dinner table. There seems to be an air of disparity laced with tinges of hopelessness. The economy not withstanding,
The Rhino’s J-O-B
No one starts out at the top. If you try, you will find yourself back at the bottom level of the rung every time. This is the level of leadership where you can gain a little recognition. However, this level also has many rules. Since this is the icebreaker of your leadership climb, this is where you will begin to establish your reputation and garner
The Rhino’s Heartbeat
Valentine’s Day has come and gone and I purposefully put this blog off until March. I personally believe that kindness and thoughtfulness should be practiced year-round. And it should be noted that Valentine’s Day is not just for lovers; it is for everyone. Don’t you remember when we were kids? We gave a Valentine to everyone. The Rhino approaches
The Rhino’s Holiday
It would be ridiculous not to recognize two of the greatest leaders of all time during the month of their birth. George Washington was born On February 22 and Abraham Lincoln on February 12. The year’s of their birth obviously don’t really matter because their leadership styles are timeless and are still practiced by the most successful leaders
The Rhino’s Glass Ceiling
The term “glass ceiling” has been thrown around offices since the mid 1980’s, and was a buzz term before “buzz words” existed. For those that are not aware, the glass ceiling is the imaginary ceiling that individuals hit on their way to the top of the corporate ladder. I would like to think that term is antiquated, but unfortunately it still
The Rhino Saw His Shadow
Well, February 2nd has come and gone over the past several weeks and the Rhino did see his shadow, but then again, the Rhino always sees his shadow. But instead of dreading six more weeks of winter, he chooses to use his time wisely and prepare for spring. The best leaders should use this time to do the same thing. While the word “winter” can be
