Articles from June, 2009

Who Is In Your Drawer?

Who Is In Your Drawer?

Posted on27. Jun, 2009 by .

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Years ago my father consulted to a mining company that was in financial meltdown. Unable to prevent the inevitable, his project wrapped up and the business had no cash left to pay his fees. As a token of their appreciation they gave him half a dozen ‘semi-precious’ stones mined from the site. Fast-forward several years [...]

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Unfollow: Twitter’s Reminder To Leaders

Unfollow: Twitter’s Reminder To Leaders

Posted on14. Jun, 2009 by .

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Regardless of whether you’ve connected with Twitter yourself or not, you’d have to admit its explosion into the marketplace is a phenomenon worth reflecting on. A feature of Twitter called “Unfollow” got me thinking recently. When you click “Unfollow” you stop receiving messages from that person to your home page, and unless the person has [...]

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Culture Eats Strategy For Breakfast

Culture Eats Strategy For Breakfast

Posted on02. Jun, 2009 by .

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I was talking with one of the senior team at Gloria Jeans Coffees last week and she made a memorable statement as we discussed the different ways leaders can view the challenges facing their teams. Sadly it’s something many organisations don’t seem to understand- “Culture eats strategy for breakfast”. I couldn’t agree more. Now, I’m [...]

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