The Management Mythbuster: Sign of the Danish Times

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11 May 2009

Sign of the Danish Times

When you think of the Danes what comes to mind? If you are American you may not not be sure what a Dane is, never mind where their country is on a map. For the rest of us, it is probably not a question we have ever pondered, but if you did witty, humourous, and amusing may not be the first words to come to mind. Yet I am willing to offer up Denmark as the home to the wittiest shop signs in the world. I don't know why but they love their puns in Copenhagen -- see for yourself...

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The Management Mythbuster

David Axson's commentary on the enduring myths of management. Based on research for his new book, The Management Mythbuster to be published in early-2010.