Is the difficulty you are currently experiencing a Dip, or a Cliff? It's an important distinction, because it determines whether or not you should stay on your path and persevere, or bail before you crash and burn. Natalie Gochnour discusses the difference — and what you should do in each situation — in Utah Business.
Utah Business magazine has released its annual Forty under 40 list, and it's no surprise some great Eccles School alumni are featured. Congratulations to all of the honorees, who hail from a variety of backgrounds both academically and professionally. Here are the winners who are Eccles School alumni: Tanner Barney Vice President, Risk & Underwriting; Progressive Leasing Age: 30 2014 B.S. in Business Administration [...]
Everyone can agree on egregious sexual harassment, but what about its more subtle forms? Increasing recognition and eliminating uncertainty are key to ending sexual harassment in the workplace, according to Kristina Diekmann, David Eccles Professor of Business Ethics here at the Eccles School. Diekmann and others shared tips on ending workplace harassment in this month's Utah Business.
Natalie Gochnour, an associate dean at the David Eccles School of Business and the chief economist for the Salt Lake City Chamber of Commerce, recently penned a thoughtful piece for Utah Business magazine about how the political shenanigans in the nation's capitol put the country's economy at risk. "The English philosopher Thomas Hobbes observed that without government, the life of man becomes “solitary, poor, [...]