This Focused Performance Weblog is a "business management blog" containing links and commentary related primarily to organizational effectiveness with a "Theory of Constraints" perspective. TOC is noted for its applications in Project Management and Multi-Project Management (Critical Chain) and Operations Management (Drum-Buffer-Rope), as well as in Marketing, Strategic Planning and Change Management (TOC Thinking Processes). If you are on an archive page, current postings are found here.
Tuesday, December 30, 2003
The Ties That Bind -- Now if it wasn't for the need to make good first impressions in a variety of corporate cultures (or to keep my sartorially-sensitive spouse -- who believes that "business casual" is a sign, or even cause, of the decline of western civilization, if not of the apocalypse -- happy from time to time), neckties would no longer be in my closet. That would also help to avoid things like glaucoma and getting pulled into a machine. Not to mention chafing around the neck after putting on a bit of weight between buttoned up tie-wearings. That said, if you must, some of these ties are pretty good looking, and promote awareness of even greater dangers, to boot. My favorites are Hepatitis-B in red and taupe and Plague in midnight and red for a brighter, less staid look.
posted by Frank - Permanent Link -
|
View Frank Patrick's profile
