Unappreciated employees will never appreciate in value.
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If only it were that easy…
Posted on November 21, 2008 by Bill
Happy Friday!
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How will you market?
Posted on November 19, 2008 by Bill
You can either wait for the cliff notes (when it’s obviously too late) or get busy now making history with what you have.
Happy Wednesday!
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Holding a company “why” day
Posted on November 17, 2008 by Bill
“Business as usual” is a load of crap. It leads to too much floating, too much status quo. Do you see it too?
It’s time we abandon ingrained company assumptions and dismiss company urban legends. Time to shed egos, dismantle best practices and stop blindly towing the company line.
It’s time we questioned all [...]
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Seinfeld on Marketing: the road less traveled
Posted on November 14, 2008 by Bill
Jerry is right, of course, but not for the reasons we tend to tell ourselves. Most of time we lie to ourselves about our actions (or non-actions) because we desperately want to believe that the road is less traveled because it if were the right road, more people would have taken it. We [...]
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Some “must reads” around the blogosphere
Posted on November 5, 2008 by Bill
Scott over at Hello My Name is Scott blog writes about what he has learned after wearing a name tag for 8 years nonstop (no kidding!). Congrats Scott!
Drew McLellan over at The Marketing Minute riffs about Amazon’s push to stop Wrap Rage (a maddening feeling from those absolutely annoying packing of children’s toys that [...]
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