Fannie Mae is an unusual company. It was born as an
agency of the United States government in 1938, with a single aim: to make housing available to Americans of modest means. Though its mission has remained unchanged through seven decades, it is no longer an arm of the government. Its
shares are now traded on the New York Stock Exchange, and its market capitalisation exceeds $60...

5 factors that will help you to draw the line between the two

Having read my column on work/life balance, a client recently asked me: where does the line lie between encouraging employees to do things other than work and ensuring that hobbies don’t eat into professional duties? Thankfully, a part of that answer is easy; unfortunately, the rest of it remains ambiguous. A good work culture...