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Lesson #3: Stick With the Dress that Fits You Best
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| Wang was intimately familiar with the sport of ice skating. After her father bought her her first pair of skates and took her to Central Park in New York to try them out, she was immediately hooked. She started taking private lessons at Madison Square Garden and was soon participating in competitions. “Ice skating was the first love of [my] life,” she says. |
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Making Leadership Stick
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| Personal and professional growth is not a sure thing process. In order to discover things about yourself or about how the business works, you must be allowed to “experiment”, and the leader who is always telling people what to do misses out on a very important part of the whole growth cycle. It’s been said that success is a poor teacher, and in the area of growth, if you are always winning, how can you know what real success tastes like if you haven’t tasted any sort of failure. |
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The "Yeah, But......" Syndrome
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| Be open to new ideas and participate in the learning process inherent in seminars, training sessions and strategic retreats. Then it’s up to you as to how “rich” you become. |
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(Guest Post) Why Optimization Matters: Moving Beyond Price Driven Auctions
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| By Dr. Olga Raskina, Lead Scientist, Emptoris
This article is the first in a three-part series of guest articles on optimization by Dr. Olga Raskina, Lead Scientist, with Emptoris, the supply and contract management solutions provider.
As the Lead Scientist for Emptoris and someone who spends a great deal of time focusing on the impact optimization technologies can have on business processes and businesses, I am often asked “Why Optimization Matters?” Optimization sometimes sounds like a difficult topic, even though the idea and technology are meant to make processes and decisions easier – and more efficient. |
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(Guest Post) Why Optimization Matters: Moving Beyond Price Driven Auctions
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| This article is the first in a three-part series of guest articles on optimization by Dr. Olga Raskina, Lead Scientist, with Emptoris, the supply and contract management solutions provider.
As the Lead Scientist for Emptoris and someone who spends a great deal of time focusing on the impact optimization technologies can have on business processes and businesses, I am often asked “Why Optimization Matters?” Optimization sometimes sounds like a difficult topic, even though the idea and technology are meant to make processes and decisions easier – and more efficient.
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Does your game face need a face lift
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| Is there a game that’s frustrating you now? It may be an industry slump, a challenging new employee, lack of clarity on another direction. You can’t change the fact that you’re where you are. At the same time, the past doesn’t have to predict the future. This article is about what new game can you create now, that will give your game face a lift? |
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Shared Services Simplified or How Barry Bonds’ Bat Weight Explained GoC Thinking
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| I was recently asked to provide a contextual point of reference that would assist the uninitiated public in understanding the reasons why the GoC’s Shared Services program has become such a contentious issue.
The Answer was Baseball!
Rather than getting into a complicated dissertation of the differences between an agent-based model versus an equation-based model where the prescribed processes reflect and therefore adapt to stakeholder characteristics and objectives, I tried to think of what I would say to one of my sports fanatic friends. And it hit me, the answer is baseball!
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The Wiley Coyote is the Acme of Success
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| We've all seen him trying to catch the roadrunner using rocket propelled skates, painting fake tunnels on rock walls, and running off into space from a cliff and standing there until he notices he is completely without support. He never catches the roadrunner, so why should we copy him? The coyote is a survivor, and in today's business world that's success. |
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Lesson #3: Stick With the Dress that Fits You Best
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| Wang was intimately familiar with the sport of ice skating. After her father bought her her first pair of skates and took her to Central Park in New York to try them out, she was immediately hooked. She started taking private lessons at Madison Square Garden and was soon participating in competitions. “Ice skating was the first love of [my] life,” she says. |
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