“Effective immediately, all non-client expenditures must be approved in advance by your business unit leader.” Several years ago, this new policy along with several other burdensome, micromanagement rules were implemented […]
Stretching from horizon to horizon, hail to the majestic mountain massive Lincoln to the left, Stark to the right; generals whose valor is prominently honored Her now serene flanks presiding […]
The Mad River Valley is situated in north central Vermont. During the American Revolution it was part of a “no mans” land between the Patriot and British forces. Both sides […]
Since the Revolutionary period, the English language has greatly expanded and evolved in terms of spelling, usage, punctuation and semantics. Researching Colonial America primary sources can be challenging given this […]
It is the rage among management gurus that the most successful leaders extensively delegate tasks and responsibilities to members of their teams. While delegation is a key management technique, without […]
Historical documents are best interpreted from two points of view – first through the eyes of the original target audience and secondly though a contemporary lens. As part of July […]
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