Process.Kill or Process.BeKilled
/Process.Kill();
With a single line of code we can remove a misbehaving application from a computer and – theoretically – restore normal operations. Too bad there is nothing like that for the workplace.
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Process.Kill();
With a single line of code we can remove a misbehaving application from a computer and – theoretically – restore normal operations. Too bad there is nothing like that for the workplace.
Read MoreCorporate culture has been a topic of conversation for as long as I can remember. Whether it is a potential job candidate wanting to know how the company works to senior management looking to maximize productivity, everyone looks to the culture the company fosters as the key indicator of employee - and by extension, company - success. It is also the most intangible thing to quantify and generally is only truly knowable through observation.
Read MoreFor rather a long time human interaction has been governed by the rule of law. Defining the principle, we accept that law is generally regarded as regulations or rules established within a community by the authority of that community. These rules are accepted and enforced by the community or by an authority that the community appoints to enforce them. That was a long way to go to define what a law is. There is a point to the definition, though, and it is this: outside of community, what we declare to be “law” are in fact more like guiding principles.
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