Putting Trust on the Table
By Jack Keogh, Managing Director, Keogh & Associates Consulting, LLC Trust It is probably the cheapest and most under explored...
Tips for Managers of Global Teams
Collaboration, Communication, and Culture Tips for getting the best results out of global teams By Jack Keogh, Managing Director, Keogh...
Using the Power of Social Networking in a Recession
By Jack Keogh, Managing Director, Keogh & Associates Consulting, LLC I “discovered” Facebook a couple of years ago when I...
Fatalism: a different cultural perspective on difficult times
The way people from the different countries react to these days of great uncertainty and economic recession can give clues...
Managing during an economic downturn: year-end ideas
Recession: The Human Capital Challenge By Jack Keogh, Managing Director, Keogh & Associates Consulting, LLC Year end is a good...
Human Resource Management in a Recession Economy
By Jack Keogh, Nov. 24, 08 In a recent article in our newsletter, my colleague Vincent Higgins wrote: “I believe...
The Speed of Trust
By Vincent Higgins, Keogh & Associates Consulting, LLC A few weeks ago Houston was hit by hurricane Ike. I remember...
Etiquette in Mexico
Basics Good manners are very important in Mexico. When you meet someone, especially once you have made eye contact,...
Expatriates and the War for Talent
Are you ready to fight for your fair share? By Jack Keogh, Managing Director, Keogh & Associates Consulting, LLC ...
Mexico: Cross-Cultural Food
By Jack Keogh An interesting story in broke on the newswires October 10, 2007. It says Taco Bell is opening...
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Published two books, available on Amazon.com: "Driving Straight on Crooked Lines: How an Irishman found his heart and nearly lost his mind." "La historia de un Legionario de Cristo irlandés: De cómo encontró su corazón y casi perdió la razón”
Publicó dos libros, disponibles en Amazon.com: "Driving Straight on Crooked Lines: How an Irishman found his heart and nearly lost his mind." "La historia de un Legionario de Cristo irlandés: De cómo encontró su corazón y casi perdió la razón”