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Trauma In Translation: Stratford's Milestone Salesman In China

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By Barbara A. Gabriel
| The Theatre Times Verified
“My head feels like a bridge that all of Beijing has been walking over.” The stage is bare except for a backlit figure who emerges in silhouette through a doorway, wearing a nondescript raincoat along with a classic grey fedora. In each hand, he carries a leather briefcase, but his shoulders are stooped, as though he is carrying the weight of the world. We know him as a salesman, the most famous salesman in all of American theatre.
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Rebuilding Connections: How to Navigate Conflict and Repair Relationships at Work

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By Barbara A. Gabriel
| SHRM HR News Verified
Conflict in the workplace—as in all of life—is inevitable. In fact, if you never disagree with someone at work, said Sarah Noll Wilson, you’re doing something wrong. Noll Wilson—founder and president of Sarah Noll Wilson Inc., a consulting firm that helps organizational leaders build and repair their teams—led a session on navigating conflict in the workplace at the recent SHRM Annual Conference & Expo 2024 (SHRM24) in Chicago.
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In Search of a More Balanced Engineering Curriculum: The Perspective of Students, Teachers, Alumni and Employers

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By Carla Ferreira, Barbara A. Gabriel, António Andrade-Campos, Robertt Valente
| MDPI
1. Introduction The demand for quality in engineering remains high, and employers are increasingly looking for talented and resourceful professionals who can combine knowledge, skills and attitudes [1,2]. These demands force higher education institutions to develop innovative approaches that support the aspirations of the industrial world [3]. According to Buhari et al.
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