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by BILL WADDELL Lying to and generally abusing customers has been around as long as business has been in business, but we seem to have reached a poin…

by BILL WADDELL James Weldon Johnson was quite the Renaissance man, if ever there was one.  A poet and a lawyer, a politician and a songwriter, and a…

by BILL WADDELL The answer is at least three.  That point is made pretty clearly in an article covering a talk made by Emerson chairman David Farr, a…

by BILL WADDELL Just to prove I have not always been anti-intellectual I want to start by acknowledging a debt of gratitude to a guy named Bob Hayes,…

by BILL WADDELL There was about as good an article on lean in USA Today the other day as you will ever find in the popular media, describing a lot of…

by BILL WADDELL There are a lot of perks that come with being famous and powerful, one of them is that you can write a fairy tale with yourself as th…

by BILL WADDELL Just because the people you choose to surround yourself with agree with you does not mean you are right.  I have stated before that g…

by BILL WADDELL What with the weighty subjects of theology and politics dominating Evolving Excellence this week I thought it would be a good idea to…