For years, my main compliant about corporate-speak (aka biz-blab) is that it adds verbiage but little value. However, after interviewing hundreds of executives, I’ve noticed that the quantity of ...

The column referenced by the reader explored some basic principles of team effectiveness. The point was made that for teams to be truly effective, gains must be made at the personal (i.e., How am I ...

Some words sound like what they mean. For example, "slurp" sounds like the noise we make when we drink from a cup, and "teeny" sounds like something that is very small. This resemblance between how a ...

Soon Google will know if you’re a “you” or an “it.” If you’re concerned with Google knowing too much about your behavior, this news may be disconcerting. If all you want is to be able to get to the ...

Panzee doesn’t talk, but she knows a word when she hears one — even if it’s emitted by a computer with a synthetic speech impediment. That’s not too shabby for a chimpanzee. Raised to recognize 128 ...