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...whether Negroponte succeeds or fails in his new job will depend largely on the force of his personality as well as the strength of his relationship with the President. After the announcement of his nomination, Negroponte returned to the State Department. While grabbing a snack in the cafeteria, he bumped into a fellow ambassador, who complimented him for maintaining the element of surprise until the President was ready to break the big news. "The first requirement of the national director of intelligence," Negroponte deadpanned, "is being able to keep a secret." But unless the officeholder can make sure secrets...
...using. "I told her that rock stars were probably not going to be accepted by a culture that's understated, a bunch of engineers," says Hagberg. "She's a salesperson, and she liked the limelight." But Fiorina kept her distance. Unlike her predecessors, she rarely ate lunch in the cafeteria or mingled with HP staffers. "She rubbed a lot of people the wrong way," says a former HP executive. "HP was data driven. Carly was idea driven. That can be an inspiring kind of leadership, but you had a leader at odds with the organization...
Joshua D. Saal, a freshman at Brown, said he uses the website to check the various cafeteria menus on campus in order to decide where...
Decker also facilitated a “roundtable” discussion in the cafeteria, where elementary and middle school students talked about their interests in chemical testing and earth sciences...
...strikes and protests. Taiwan-owned Stella International's six Dongguan factories, which employ some 50,000 people making shoes for more than a dozen overseas companies, including Nike, Reebok, Clarks, Sears and Timberland, were hit by at least three disturbances alone last spring. Grievances included the quality of cafeteria food, overtime policies and holiday...