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Monthly Archives: July 2011
Lazy Salespeople
I love being sold. I can even suspend disbelief in the interest of hearing just why I need a $44K CUV instead of a $15K subcompact that will do the job, arguably, just as well. What I can’t stand is … Continue reading
Constraints: A Shortcut to Success
It’s still budget season across corporate America and we’re getting to crunch time. In the first pass of the budget, you invariably include all your wishes for the coming year. What new initiatives you’d like to take, why, and what … Continue reading
Posted in Leadership
Tagged budgeting, finance, leadership, planning
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When you’re in trouble, the world does not form an opinion about your character based on what you say. Rather, judgement is based on the length of the line and the stature of those in line who defend you. Like … Continue reading
Friday, 22 July 2011 4:00 am
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Small Business? How NOT to Stay Small…
Small and startup businesses have it tough. You have to be chief cook and bottle-washer, CEO,CFO, CMO, CTO, CPO, CSO and much more, usually without (much) help. Oh, and how do you stay in touch with your customers in this … Continue reading
Malicious Compliance
Seth Godin’s terrific post on willful ignorance today caused an immediate snap reaction thought: “Malicious Compliance.” Malicious Compliance is what you get from that DMV clerk who falls back on a meticulous compliance with state policy, even when it’s not … Continue reading
Planning to Kill Creativity
It’s annual planning time for big corporations and many of us are working feverishly on revenue and expense forecasts for existing products, planning our three year product roadmaps, capital budgets, new initiatives and the like. It’s all very important, especially … Continue reading
Posted in Entrepreneurship, Leadership, Product Development
Tagged creativity, Innovation, planning, product development
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