Antidote for Toxic Bosses

Antidote for Toxic Bosses The BNET Report | September 25, 2008 View on Mobile | Trouble viewing this mail? Read it online | Manage my newsletters What's New on BNET Antidote for Toxic Bosses If market turmoil and the credit crunch has turned your boss toxic, fight back and neutralize her corrosive influence with these tips. Sponsored Sept. 25th Webcast: Unleashing the Value of VoIP View BNET's live Webcast and Q&A to learn about the challenges and rewards of IP-based communications and get expert insight on the hidden value of VoIP for other services. (VoIP-News) How to Survive a Promotion Just because you're moving up doesn't mean you have all the answers. Here's the most important strategy for a successful transition. Best Companies for Work-Life Balance BNET's CC Holland highlights the top 10 companies from Working Mother magazine's annual survey of most enviable work cultures. Looking for SF-Based BNET Readers Are you a frequent BNET reader who lives in the San Francisco Bay Area? If so, we're offering a fun, no-holds-barred opportunity to tell us what's right and what's wrong with BNET Industries in order to help make it a better, more useful resource for you. The View on Wall Street Bailout Fallout: Capped CEO Pay 'Say on Pay' gains momentum as Congress demands investment bank CEOs feel the heat for risky lending practices. More Bailouts: $25 Billion for Auto The package would give cheap loans to the Big Three automakers so that they can retool their assembly lines to make cars that get higher mileage. Financial Analysts Give Bailout Mixed Reviews The analysts weigh in on the merits of the Fed's plan to save the economy. Will the Meltdown Lead to Sox 2.0? Wasn't Sarbanes-Oxley supposed to prevent market crashes like the current one? Here's why its failure to do so could mean companies are in for even more complex regulation. - Sponsor - - Sponsor - 5 Top Benefits of Telecommuting See how your small business can reap the rewards of this popular practice Get the Top 5 Now How Managers Become Leaders Paying the Price for 'Experienced' Employees How to Present Like Steve Understanding the New Workforce Debunking the Myths of Social Networking Media Media Roundup: MySpace Music Launches, the RIAA Loses in Court, Kinsey Wilson Joins NPR, and More MySpace Music launches to great... underwhelm -- Consensus among critics is that MySpace Music, the much-awaited music-streaming site, is glitchy, poorly designed, and too difficult to navigate. But TechCrunch's Michael Arrington points out that it's an important step toward the inevitable future, i.e., free music online. (Sources: AVC, PaidContent, Idolator,... Food Restaurants Squeezed by Credit Crunch A dustup this week over whether Bank of America would continue to finance expansion for McDonald's franchisees highlighted how the restaurant industry is being affected by the credit crisis. Ironically, as I note in an article for The Big Money, McDonald's is doing just fine -- so far. Other restaurants?... Food Home-Cooking Trend Helps McCormick More evidence that companies focused on home-cooking are profiting from the recession (or whatever it is): McCormick, the king of spices, posted better-than-expected earnings on Thursday. As more people cook at home, of course, they buy more spices. McCormick has been able to swallow up a competitor (Lawry's), boost marketing... More Daily Insights... Premier Sponsor Dell: Built to fit your business needs. Thought Leadership Sponsors The all-new Infiniti FX. Stereotype resistant. Send us your feedback here. Sign up for more free newsletters from BNET! To manage your account settings, please visit our Subscription Center. The e-mail address for your subscription is khalifasoft.blog@blogger.com Unsubscribe from this newsletter | FAQ | Advertise | Privacy Policy © 2008 CNET Networks, Inc., a CBS Company. All rights reserved. | Privacy Policy | Terms of Use BNET is a registered service mark of CNET Networks, Inc. CNET Networks, Inc. 235 Second Street San Francisco, CA 94105 U.S.A.