Titlebook: Unite the Tribes; Ending Turf Wars for Christopher Duncan Book 2012 Christopher Duncan 2012

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Visionfail. In both cases, people are looking for results and benefits that stand the test of time. One would think that, because of this, everyone would have their eyes on the big picture and be thinking in terms of the long-range plans and vision of their enterprise.

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AGGER

Organizationf starting, organizing, and running companies, and that’s the way it’s done. However, in the real world, the organizational structures that look so good on paper are an absolute nightmare to the people trying to get the job done. Sure, all the boxes and lines look neat and tidy when printed out in a

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Competitivenessling bureaucracy. Most of all, though, the greatest danger to the long-term health of the empire is clinging to the status quo, that feeling that if things are okay today, then it will always be so. This inevitably results in an organization of people who sit on their hands and do nothing to prepare

改良

Persuasionll-being of the empire. You also have a career to look after. Particularly if you do something you enjoy for a living, it’s easy to get caught up in the work at hand. In fact, many people spend years at their jobs operating under the mistaken impression that, if they simply attend to the skills for

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Strategy grasp: the people who hold the highest positions in a firm are obviously really smart and educated and thus more capable of charting a course and guiding the company than the lowly, uneducated masses who do the actual labor. As you might imagine by now, this perspective has several flaws.

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Morale awaited them. Countless resources at your disposal and clear sailing ahead all may contribute to a notion that your initiative cannot fail. However, if you overlook the emotional state of your people, everything else becomes instantly irrelevant. You cannot lead a demoralized group into battle and