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The Many Ways to Fail The real test for CIOs these days is not merely surviving failure but gaining wisdom from its intrinsic lessons. Unfortunately, the current economy probably has many more such assignments to dole out. |
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Leadership from Below Leading from below is a high-wire act that requires almost bipolar behavior -- courage and confidence balanced by humility, assertiveness yet deference. How do you uncover the hidden talent in the organization? |
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Get Over It! Never mind what those negative voices inside your head say -- you can make the sale. |
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Great Thoughts Great ideas do happen, as has occurred with many of the innovations and achievements we celebrate as engineers -- it's just that they don't tend to get scheduled or to come about because of a job requirement. |
