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Tuesday, May 29, 2012

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Corner Office | Kyle Zimmer

So, Your Idea Hit a Brick Wall. Congratulations!

Kyle Zimmer of the nonprofit First Book says that when it comes to hiring, she looks for people who have tried great new things, failed and overcome the disappointment.

The Boss

Immersed in Global Business

Whether working with companies based in Germany or China, the chief of the tool maker Positec USA has had an international career.

Workstation

Watch Where You Turn Up the Volume

In places like a stock exchange, shouting is expected. But it can be a detriment in many other work environments.

The Boss

An Entrepreneur at Heart

The chief of Pixability drew on her education and experience in business, law and government to found her company, a provider of video marketing software and services.

Preoccupations

Teaching Is Their Other Marathon

A grade-school teacher describes how she and four of her colleagues have trained together to run a marathon — and have found a new sense of camaraderie along the way.

The Boss

From Forklifts to Photography

After a wide range of business roles, Jeffrey T. Housenbold now has an outlet for his passion for photography — as chief executive of Shutterfly.

Preoccupations

Patents Aren’t Only for Engineers

An actuary describes the long and winding road to obtaining a patent — in his case, for a statistical sampling method that can be used by insurance companies.

Common Sense

Gay Marriage Bans May Come at a Price

As North Carolina voters approved a ban on same-sex marriage this week, executives and business professors were silent on the issue; some say the state may regret the outcome.

Subsidies Aid Rebirth in U.S. Manufacturing

There is a quiet realization that American factories need subsidies to survive globally — especially to compete with Asian and European companies that routinely receive government assistance.

Global Manager

Rallying the Team to Cater to the Company's Strengths

Clive Schlee is chief executive of Pret A Manger, a British chain of casual restaurants.

The Boss

Dance Lessons in Life

Mr. de Vries, president of Medidata Solutions, whose systems help run medical trials, tells of how a lesson learned in ballroom dancing helped turn around a sales presentation disaster.

Career Couch

A Gateway to a Career Through Volunteering

Public service work can be a gateway to careers and gives new graduates time to consider options and learn about themselves.

The Jobless Young Find Their Voice

Two movements have sprouted to fight for this generation’s right to move out of the parental basement.

Stimulating Job Growth

Stephen Case, the co-founder of AOL, speaks with Catherine Rampell on job creation and entrepreneurship.

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