Clever, wise or both?

Article Abstract:

Jim Grote's and John McGeeney's book 'Clever as Serpents: Business Ethics and Office Politics' deals with the problem of office politics. The subject has been deplored by both classic management theorists and business ethicists who do not appreciate the implications of petty posturing, clashing ambitions, lingering feuds and flaring jealousies. However, Grote and McGeeney approach the topic with much zeal, inciting their readers to cope with the pressures and temptations that go with it.

Criticism and interpretation, Business ethics, Bibliography, Office politics, Clever as Serpents: Business Ethics and Office Politics (Book), Grote, Jim, McGeeney, John

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Doctor of choice

Article Abstract:

The travails of an obstetrician-gynecologist who practices abortion, deliveries and general gynecology is presented. Fewer and fewer doctors are engaging in the practice of abortion and deliveries because of the potential personal danger for the former and an unrewarding practice for both.

Practice, Behavior, Abortion, Obstetricians

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Appraising your valuables

Article Abstract:

Old pieces of junk may turn out to be valuable treasures. Appraisals are a good method of discovering the true value of what seems to be worthless garbage, but may also establish the value of household and personal property for insurance purposes.

Usage, Home furnishings, Valuation, Personal property

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