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…the reward for strong product strategy is to get the most out of your technology investment. Good product strategy is a force multiplier.
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009 |
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You can whine about it, or you can give of your best where you have the best to give, and reap the rewards of this excellence.
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262 |
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…if you’re on the clock, do not be too efficient. You will not be rewarded, not even by a gruff nod of acknowledgment.
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091 |
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…great rewards will accrue to those who can take conceptual knowledge from one problem or domain and apply it in an entirely new one.
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053 |
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High performers don’t need a reward or prod from others to do something, because they find it inherently rewarding.
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139 |
