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Google and the new management fhallenge
Lars Rasmussen, the Sydney based co-founder of Google maps has just left Google to join Facebook. Nothing new in that you might say. People leave organisations all the time. However, the reasons given by Rasmussen may suggest some important messages for managers in other ground-breaking companies. They also tend to mirror recent moves by similar creative people leaving other more traditional organisations.
Texts, transactions and relationships – what’s the connection?
Today people text more often than talk on the phone. For example in the US 88% of all teen phone calls are text messages (Pew Research Center 2010). In fact, this research showed that two thirds of teen texters say they are more likely to text their friends than talk to them by phone.
To outsource or not to outsource?
Since 2009, two of Australia’s biggest trade unions have been outsourcing one of their core business activities – member recruitment – to the private sector. The firm, Work Partners employing 90 recruiters, was paid $500 per new union member recruited. As a headline in The Australian newspaper put it, “Unions employ ultimate in outsourcing”
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