13
Feb
Seven Habits of Highly Effective Anti-Assholes
They are everywhere. And they can make life miserable - at work, at home, and in the world. The world is less safe because of them.…
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11
Feb
Seven Habits of Highly Effective Assholes
Someone counts as an asshole when he systematically allows himself to enjoy special advantages in interpersonal relations out of an entrenched sense of entitlement that immunizes…
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07
Feb
Nonprofit Corporate Social Responsibility
What the hell is Corporate Social Responsibility anyway? We hear it a lot, increasingly so, to the point where (I feel) it has become a platitudinous…
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31
Jan
Is Your Nonprofit A Grade-A Asshole?
Over the past few weeks, I've been focused on the asshole as an individual, that these individuals are too often aplenty in the nonprofit sector, and…
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Jan
The Bullshitter’s Office
A couple of weeks ago, I wrote a piece about *BULLSHIT* here on Colludo. Now, I will continue my investigations into the shitty beast.To recap, by "bullshit"…
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24
Jan
What Are Assholes Costing Your Nonprofit?
So, we've established that non-profits can produce some wicked assholery. We've also decided to take a stand against assholes. But what on earth can we do…
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17
Jan
“Non-profit” Doesn’t Mean “Non-asshole”
Gauging the response I've received from last week's anti-asshole brand story, we are craving to discuss, learn about and deal with assholes. The Year of the…
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Jan
What the World Needs Now Is Far Less Bullshit
This is intended to compliment Colludo’s viral post from 2 weeks ago, Year of the Anti-Asshole. I couldn’t help but raise my hand in Sheena’s classroom the…
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10
Jan
An Anti-Asshole Brand Story
I am FLOORED by the response to my first post of 2014 on The Year of the Anti-Asshole. As I continue to explore the problem of…
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02
Jan
2014: Year of the Anti-Asshole
Happy New Years, folks. Do we know each other yet? I'd like to introduce myself by quoting two very important individuals. First, my mother, who said…
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