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What's Culture Got To Do with It?
A beautifully crafted strategy can fail when the employees in various divisions within an organization clash. Logically, we think that strategy should drive behavior, but, in reality, it's the culture—underlying norms, values, belief systems—that dictates how effectively people work together. Employees' behavior has direct impact on the bottom line, costs, revenue streams, level of productivity, customer satisfaction, even the brand—every aspect of the business is affected. If strategy and culture are not aligned, the culture may support behaviors that conflict with what has to get done—and actually block execution of the strategy.
Perceptions & Beliefs
The one thing that often leads to disagreements is when other people don’t see things our way. It is a clash of perceptions and beliefs which often leads to making negative judgements about the person who disagrees with your point of view.
Should I Stay or Should I Go?
Every day, someone leaves his or her life partner to find or to acquire someone 'better'. And very often, some of these people discover that the relationship they created was as bad or worse than the one they left. If patterns of dysfunctional behavior are following you around, take a look at the common denominator: it's YOU!
Writing Tip: A Strategic Advantage that Begins at the Keyboard
When composing emails, you are much more productive if you think and write from the reader's perspective. This simple solution is easier said than done. An officer in charge of a U.S. Navy Shipbuilding facility calls this fundamental change a "force multiplier." He personally models this approach and coaches his staff to do the same – because the benefits are both immediate and significant.

Guidelines to Help Busineses Manage Friendships at Work
Recently, the pendulum has begun to swing away from the taboo notion that friendships at work threaten business results and toward what value may be inherent to having friendships in the workplace. Employers are rethinking old mandates that expected employees to keep their personal lives "outside."

5 Tips for Workplace Retention Across Generations
How to retain your best young talent
FINDING THE SQUARE ROOT OF A BANANA!
The need to keep up to date with your skills in the Technology Age
Learning Organizations is Action Oriented
Execute. Implement. Stop talking and do something. Actions speak louder than words. If you have a learning organization, it needs to be a doing organization too. No matter how you put it, the evidence is rolling in: The distinction between so called “old economy” and “new economy” companies are overblown. Regardless of industry, knowing what to do isn’t enough. Those companies and business units that dominate their competitors win by turning knowledge into action.

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Your Ideal Client – A Key Concept for Solo Business Marketing
Have you ever had a client/customer that was more trouble than they were worth? Maybe they were always late to pay, or didn't do what they said they'd do. Maybe you just had a personality clash, or they expected more than you were able to offer. Whatever the situation, chances are you had an inkling when you first met that client...a tiny voice that you didn't listen to, that was probably overshadowed by the bigger voice that said, "hey it's business, I'll take it!" Learn to say "No!" to those clients, before they start draining your energy!
What's Culture Got To Do with It?
A beautifully crafted strategy can fail when the employees in various divisions within an organization clash. Logically, we think that strategy should drive behavior, but, in reality, it's the culture—underlying norms, values, belief systems—that dictates how effectively people work together. Employees' behavior has direct impact on the bottom line, costs, revenue streams, level of productivity, customer satisfaction, even the brand—every aspect of the business is affected. If strategy and culture are not aligned, the culture may support behaviors that conflict with what has to get done—and actually block execution of the strategy.
SME's - an African challenge
Trying to understand the clash between tribal systems and entrepreneurialism
Clash of the Titans II
We thought we had put the Clash of the Titans behind us but Hollywood made a sequel. It gave the PC/CE industry an opportunity for the industry titans to stretch their control over the landscape even more. Titans are taking the opportunity to payback those who bruised their egos, encroached on their "territories" and just did things they didn't like. The Titan Titans -- Apple, Google, Adobe -- are hollering at each other with regularity. The other Titans are mumbling and filing law suits. Everyone -- including governmental agencies around the globe -- is watching closely to see who is doing what and to whom.

Perceptions & Beliefs
The one thing that often leads to disagreements is when other people don’t see things our way. It is a clash of perceptions and beliefs which often leads to making negative judgements about the person who disagrees with your point of view.
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