Management guru, Peter Drucker, said, "Most Americans do not know what their strengths are. When you ask them, they look at you with a blank stare, or they respond in terms of subject knowledge, which is the wrong answer."
Technology advances have changed many things, one of which is the way students are learning in the present day.
Edward Snowden's acts as a contractor of the National Security Administration (NSA) have caused some to call him a hero and others to call him a traitor.
This episode of McCuistion TV looks at Government Security Agencies and their role in national security.
Many boards reflect only one segment of the overall population (primarily white males) regardless of the companies' constituency or customer base.
Human trafficking is a national and an international problem. In this episode we bring together a victim along with those who are fighting this problem.
How we communicate, conduct business and interact socially has dramatically changed, most especially in the last 10 or so years. Major, new technologies have fundamentally altered with whom, how and where we communicate.
Common Core is the subject of this episode of the McCuistion Program as well as the subject of many conversations happening around the country when discussing education standards.
State wealth is the subject of the second part of the Wealth of States series. Part two provides more insight on the reasons why some US citizens are fleeing their home states, causing these states to lose both much needed revenue and residents.
State wealth is the topic of this McCuistion Program. Join host, Dennis McCuistion, and guests Stephen Moore and Dr. Bernard Weinstein, for a lively discussion on state wealth.
