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If your high-tech presentation isn’t addressed to your adversary’s vision and pain, you’re wasting your gigabytes.
…there are few things quite as dangerous as an organization in which promotions are so rapid as to become the accepted reward for doing a decent job.
A company that is expanding rapidly is well-advised to bring into important positions a few seasoned and older outsiders who have made a career elsewhere.
Our happiness often depends more on what we do than where we are. It’s our actions – not our surroundings – that bring us meaning and belonging.
…jobs and a job structure focused on rapid promotion are to be avoided… they result in an unbalanced age structure.
By investing in learning and problem solving, we can develop our passions – and build the skills necessary to do the work and lead the lives we find worthwhile.
Any time a leader begins to believe his own press, he’s in trouble.
A person’s unaided response to an open-ended question is powerfully predictive. Trust it, no matter how much you might want to hear something else.
Both an age structure that is overbalanced on the side of youth and one overbalanced on the side of age create serious organization turbulence.









