Failure on the Radio

Author Robby Slaughter returned to Pete the Planner’s radio show for another interview.

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If a customer rings you up with a problem, that may just seem like the cost of business. But one small company cites a single phone call as winning them a multi-million dollar contract.

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You don’t have to be a huge movie fan to have suffered through a few stinkers. So why does a major government agency use an awful flick as part of their management training program?

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Of all the rules about what you’re not supposed to do with company money, going to Vegas and gambling has to be high on the list. But that’s what saved FedEx. Seriously.

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Most of the Internet businesses of the last decade are long gone. But one new website is here to celebrate failure:

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Most people don’t want to be caught dead wearing the same outfit two days in a row. So why did superstar actor Daniel Radcliffe put on the same outfit for six months in a row?

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