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Is Failure So Bad?
Failures, which interrupt the success trajectory, when viewed as lessons to learn, make growth possible. We need to develop right attitude toward failure.
Notes from a Retiring Dean
Graf reflects on his experiences and offers his observations of how to nurture an effective andministrative career.
Leadership in a Fast-Paced World: An Interview with Ken Blanchard
A recipe for success in the fast-paced business environment requires continuous learning and taking care of people.
Learning from Failure
Failures in business economize upon resources and lead to better firms and greater efficiencies. The issue is one of learning from failures and early recognition of mistakes.
Recognizing Decline: The Role of Triggers
Understanding the triggers that indicate business decline should help in effectively managing the turnaround process.
Qualitative Expressions of Magnitude: The Auditor’s Responsibility
Assigning numeric values, as perceived by users, to non-numeric expressions can assist auditors to respond to the requirements of AU section 550 in judging the health of a business.
The Effect of Litigation on Independent Auditor Selection
Using a sample of those involved in auditor selection, this article examines the impact of litigation on the auditor’s likelihood of hire.
A Success Versus Failure Prediction Model for the Real Estate Industry
A non-fictional model to predict real estate business success or failure is developed and tested.
International Diversification and Retirement Withdrawals
The impact of global diversification on the success of an individual’s retirement portfolio for the period between January 1930 to December 2001 is examined.
