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Since 1979, Abby Kenigsberg has turned the tables on the press, playing watchdog to the watchdogs. As executive director of the Long Island Coalition for Fair Broadcasting, Kenigsberg's work for [...]

DOUG Morton CHAIRMAN, CEO, PRESIDENT Gart Sports With its competitors closing doors all around its stores, Gart Sports is winning the retail battle. The chain, which now has 130 stores [...]

TV journalist and author Mary Alice Williams talks with Charmaine Engelsman-Robins. Award-winning television journalist Mary Alice Williams speaks in Sarasota March 20 at the Women's Resource Center's seventh annual Renaissance [...]

OUT OF IRELAND, Christopher Koch's long-awaited new novel, a companion volume to his earlier Highways to a War, was published late last year. Set in the 1840s, it tells the [...]

Name: Douglas Parker Position: Executive Director, the Rhode Island branch of The Nature Conservancy, a national nonprofit that protects open space, and the wildlife that lives there, by acquiring properties [...]

Exploring new strategies in a time of change 'Certified Public Accountant' Is Still in the Vocabulary Stephen G. Butler, chair and CEO of KPMG LLP and chair of KPMG International, [...]

Stability and consistency in a time of change It's All About Capital, Talent, and Stock Options It has been a year and a half since Goldstein Golub Kessler & Co. [...]

Being on the web magnifies the potential for real customer service nightmares It's easy to get carried away by the potential of the net for customer relationships. It's not only [...]

Caproni has been regional director of the SEC's Pacific Regional Office since the fall of 1998. Previously, she was a prosecutor in the U.S. Attorney's office for the Eastern District [...]

LOS ANGELES -- 'It's crucial to me that anyone ... take away anything from this, it's that I'm fine,' Conan O'Brien says during his '60 Minutes' interview with Steve Kroft. [...]

'If the choice for me is between 30 minutes more of preparation and a 30-minute nap so that I'm operating at my maximum efficiency, I'll take the 30-minute nap. The [...]

Women religious leaders are 'promoting, unilaterally ... a new kind of theology that is not in accordance with the faith of the church,' one of the three bishops appointed to [...]

The World Service's rare interview with the Dalai Lama (Heart and Soul, 5 July, 11.30am) opened with the presenter, Mark Tully, wondering if it is the DL's duty to be [...]

On the 20th anniversary of John Cassavetes's death, independent movie magazine MovieMaker has published one of the last interviews with the iconic filmmaker, conducted by film critic Joe Leydon in [...]

THIS ARTICLE DESCRIBES THE FINAL PHASES of the candidate's role and preparation leading up to the pre-submission of all final assessment documentation. There are clearly defined steps and a variety [...]

Job seekers' futures may be determined by the 60 or so minutes spent with an interviewer, and a successful interview can help them achieve their goals. There are no decisions [...]

The telephonic interview is the best way to interview the business decision-makers. The convenient timing can be chosen, it requires no traveling, the data can be captured in a software program, and it facilitates interviewing a wide range of customers.

Aspiring teachers face severe job competition on completing their training. Although schools want to interview as many good candidates as possible, the organization of interviews leaves a lot to be desired. Schools arrange to interview blocks of candidates on the same day. If an individual has an offer for interviews with different schools on the same day, only one one can be accepted. Interviews conducted by an interview panel are not conducive to bringing out the best in a candidate.