Suits: Unwritten Rule No. 1: Take Care of the Boss
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The Raytheon Company has decided that its chief executive, William H. Swanson, has been punished enough for his plagiarism.
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special coverage Court ruling casts pall over software maker's customer bash. Also: How to boost employee morale?
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In an ever-more stressful business world, today's senior managers must protect their most important asset: their health and well-being.
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When Michael Eisner took the helm at The Walt Disney Co. in 1984, he was so unschooled in boardroom etiquette that he sought out a copy of &quot;Robert&#39;s Rules of Order,&quot; the guide to parliamentary procedure.
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Getting fired is not usually a good thing. Except if you're William T. Archey.
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Take a memo: Let's not kill all the lawyers just yet. They are the only defense for workers against corporate executives who would rather count their stock options than pay attention to 401(k) plans.
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The human beings behind the business headlines can sometimes become lost.
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By Erin C. Perkins, Winston-Salem Journal, N.C.  May 24--Professionalism today goes beyond firm handshakes, eye contact and thank-you notes -- a new etiquette has arisen.
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Management is trying to turn things around, but the company's paying for past mistakes.
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How you can set yourself apart from the competition with your follow-up letter to interviewers.
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The work may have been subcontracted to another firm.
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Executives should try to make sure workplace stress doesn't prevent them from enjoying a healthy sex life.
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Accidental fame doesn't give you much of a heads-up. You can be minding your own business one minute, sweating up a storm while doing your job. The next minute, your face is being transmitted halfway across the world, like you're the next Elvis or something.
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How managing your own money can put you in the driver's seat.
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Memo to a headhunter: Find us some wise, experienced workers looking for new challenge.  . .
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Know what you're doing before you decide to sign on the dotted line.
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In this issue, my colleague Chad Dickerson unveils his "Top 20 IT Mistakes" based on some unhappy lessons he and others have learned. This list is so much fun that I couldn't resist adding my own: five common mistakes that business people make when dealing with IT. Each of these derives from bitter experience. And in three of the cases, I was personally responsible for the bad judgment (please don't ask which three!).