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Smart Ways to Tackle Workplace Interruptions

We all experience workday interruptions, but they needn't cause suffering. Mark Woods, author of Attack Your Day! Before It Attacks You, advocates recognizing and accepting that interruptions are inevitable - and then doing everything in our power to limit them.

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By Mark WoodsJun 17, 2013

Developing a Corporate Decision Model for Planning Manpower Skill-Mixes and Allocating Resources

Frank A. Tillman and Deandra T. Cassone, authors of Strategic Planning and New Product Development, explain how they used Decision Science to develop a model for determining what skills and skill levels a company needed to accomplish its workload goals. This model was designed for a telecommunications company, but it can be adapted to fit all sorts of organizations.

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By Deandra T. Cassone, Frank A. TillmanJun 14, 2013

How Small Changes Make a Big Difference

Sometimes little changes can be just as powerful as big ones. Ben Waber explains how things like what clothes we wear, small gestures, even sitting at a different desk can all have strong effects on outcomes.

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By Ben WaberJun 14, 2013

Making Strategy Work: Execution Is the Key

Execution is a key to strategic success. Most managers, however, know a lot more about strategy formulation than execution. They know much more about “planning” than “doing,” which causes major problems with making strategy work.

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By Lawrence G. HrebiniakJun 12, 2013

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How to Improve Your Odds with Put Ratio Backspreads

Traders tend to view the put ratio backspread as a bear strategy, because it employs puts. However, it is actually a volatility strategy.

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By Michael C. ThomsettNo CommentsDecember 18, 2012

Topics: Finance & Investing

Options: A Holiday Poem

The month is slipping away quickly, so I thought I should hurry up and post my annual holiday options poem. Here it is ...

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By Michael C. ThomsettNo CommentsDecember 12, 2012

Topics: Finance & Investing

Options Trading - the B-S Pricing Model

The big question, of course, is: How can we rely on a formula with a series of variables that are provably inaccurate and based on a flawed assumptions, exponentially inaccurate variables, and outdated models about the nature of options?

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By Michael C. ThomsettNo CommentsDecember 7, 2012

Topics: Finance & Investing

William Shakespeare: A Sonnet about Options?

Did William Shakespeare trade options? -- from ThomsettOptions.com

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By Michael C. ThomsettNo CommentsNovember 2, 2012

Topics: Finance & Investing

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Subscribe	The Voice of Finance & Investing Recent Episodes All the World a Bubble? (audio) By Michael W. Covel Bonnie Kirchner on Finding a Trusted Financial Advisor By Bonnie Kirchner Carolyn Warren on Avoiding Rip-Offs and Getting the Best Financing By Carolyn Warren See all episodes
Subscribe	The Voice of Business Recent Episodes Bob Miles on the Importance of Speed in Decision-Making (audio) By Robert H. Miles Branding: Back to Basics with Jim Champy (audio) By Jim Champy Brian Till and Donna Heckler on "The Truth About Creating Brands People Love" (audio) By Brian D. Till See all episodes

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