MEET THE NEW BOSS

How 7 great leaders inspire their workers and boost the bottom line.

Wii, anyone?

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People power

The worker-owners of a small design shop make their own rules. More

Talking back

Seventh Generation invites dissent from its employees - and gets it. More

Strange brew

Do workplace democracy and beer mix? More

A family affair

At Maya Design, it's Bring Your Baby to Work Day - all year long. More

Charity counts

An accounting firm empowers workers to give back. More

Team players

At Badger Mining bosses are called coaches and workers are known as associates. Do semantics matter in the workplace? More

Great places to work

Free beer, generous vacation leave, and a say in company decisions - novel ways to motivate workers. More

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Classroom vs. crash-course

My dream is to launch my own business someday. Now that it's time to choose a major, I'm debating if I should major in entrepreneurial studies or major in engineering to acquire a set of skills first. Is majoring in entrepreneurship a good choice? More

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