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Bosses: Mastering the fine art of managing up Do you work for a yeller, a whiner, a shirker or a credit stealer? How to outflank a difficult boss. Work: Pardon me, friend, but you’re in my job Navigating the awkward social ramifications of bumping another employee out of a job. Work relationships: Be a better executive mate A new consulting company teaches couples how to excel at helping their high-powered partners excel. Live & Learn: Ron Brenneman The executive vice chairman of Suncor Energy talks about the struggle in the natural gas industry, a quick history of Petro-Canada and loving the outdoors. Employee training: Inside edition Pitney Bowes finds external training programs sometimes just don't cut it.

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Bosses: Mastering the fine art of managing up
Do you work for a yeller, a whiner, a shirker or a credit stealer? How to outflank a difficult boss.

Work: Pardon me, friend, but you’re in my job
Navigating the awkward social ramifications of bumping another employee out of a job.

Work relationships: Be a better executive mate
A new consulting company teaches couples how to excel at helping their high-powered partners excel.

Live & Learn: Ron Brenneman
The executive vice chairman of Suncor Energy talks about the struggle in the natural gas industry, a quick history of Petro-Canada and loving the outdoors.

Employee training: Inside edition
Pitney Bowes finds external training programs sometimes just don't cut it.