Home » News » UPFRONT : LETTERS Long-term happiness

UPFRONT : LETTERS Long-term happiness

Archive

Congratulations on your excellent article (“Don’t worry: be happy”, September cover story). I’ve been teaching these principles since 1989, when I retired from international corporate business in Japan.
It is really nice to see something now being accepted as the norm that when we started many years ago was regarded as freaky and weird.
Keep up the good efforts. Companies need this kind of thinking and behaviour for the benefit of the company, the employees and society. Well done.

Brian Martin, chairman, IAS Learning Group

Visited 23 times, 1 visit(s) today

Management Editorial Team

2024 Māori business leaders shaping Aotearoa’s future

Management Editorial Team October 30, 2024

Aotearoa’s Māori business leaders who are driving change were honoured at the 2024 Ngā Tohu Kaiārahi Pakihi Māori o Aotearoa | Aotearoa Māori Business Leaders Awards recently. A macadamia pioneer,

Are dry promotions dampening workplace satisfaction?

Management Editorial Team October 23, 2024

A new poll looks at whether the challenging employment market is driving an increase in dry promotions – when a worker receives a new job title or additional responsibilities without

The changing face of business: How to make the most of increasingly diverse teams

Management Editorial Team October 23, 2024

There are four simple things that make a real difference to how people from all backgrounds perform as a team – feeling welcomed, feeling valued, feeling included and feeling connected,

Management Magazine strives to inspire New Zealand leaders today with forward thinking that helps them define who they are as a leader and helps them understand how they can become a better leader.