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Lesson #1: Don’t Compromise
At the very first audition of “American Idol”, fellow judge Paula Abdul got her first taste of what it was like to work with Cowell. Following a terrible performance by a young contestant, Cowell responded with one of his trademark criticisms. “My jaw literally – like a cartoon – must have hit the table,” recalls Abdul. She proceeded to tell Cowell that he could not talk to people that way. Cowell responded that indeed he could. Abdul countered, saying he could not talk to Americans that way. Cowell said that he could and he would and the conversation abruptly came to an end.

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Some of the greatest insights on this site have come from the individuals leaving comments. Someone by the name of “Goat Herd” left one of those comments today, on one of my favorite blog posts “The Dark Continent: It’s Still Dark” from over a year ago. Thank you “Goat Herd”, and thanks to everyone else who enriches all of us by leaving comments and keeping the discussions going here. This comment is worthy of a post entirely to itself, it’s well worth the read:
Bullying and Boundaries
If you are the victim of bullying the chances are that you think the opening quote is harsh and unfair and not applicable to you. But I’d like you to think about it a little more…and realize how liberating it is in reality. It means that you can CHOOSE how to react to the actions of a bully.

Join the Africa Conversation
One month before this World Economic Forum on Africa, the Forum created an Africa Conversation blog and invited people around the world to contribute ideas and questions for a special session at the meeting in Cape Town. More than 50 comments were received via the site, e-mail, SMS, voicemail or videos uploaded to YouTube. Moderator Peter Sullivan, Group Editor-in-Chief, Independent Newspapers, South Africa, said most of the comments were from Nigeria.
Video surveillance successfully used to prove theft and justify termination
The recent unfair dismissal case of Whiting v Greenbank, the Commission found that the termination of an employee, who was accused of stealing $24.00 from the till, was not harsh, unjust or unreasonable.
The Web 2.0 Association: Reader Response (CPPC-CCMP Profile)
Response to our recent sponsor profile articles is quite active with the posting on services procurement garnering more than 20 comments. As is our normal practice, I am more than pleased to share these comments with you starting with the feedback that was received from a supply chain professional in Panama regarding the August 20th post titled “The Web 2.0 Association: A Dynamic Engagement Between Stakeholders Sharing the Same Interests and Goals.

10 Organisational predictions for 2010
Working with the trends we have observed in 2009 and the continuing harsh reality in the business world, we have predicted the top 10 key issues for organisations in 2010
WARNING: If You Have A Blog, Beware Of The Comment Spammers
Blog spammers have found a new tool to add advertising comments automatically to your blog. A simple solution is to approve all comments before they post to your blog and delete the unwanted spam comments.
Drive Traffic to Your Site with a 6-Step Blog Comments Blueprint
One of the most effective ways to drive traffic to your web site is by commenting on other people's blogs. Serious bloggers value great content over everything else, and only value those comments that are on topic and enhance or add to the conversation on their blog. Here's your 6-step blueprint to driving traffic to your site via blog comments:
My Embarrassing Meeting with a Billionaire (and the Business Lessons I Learnt From It)
Have you never blown a chance to impress someone? Are you willing to hear harsh feedback? Sometimes the mistakes we make can spur us on to bigger and better things.
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