Tuesday, July 15, 2008
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Ndarala - an international network of independent professionals and professional practices dedicated to the advancement of management knowledge and skills and the improvement of business and operational performance in public, private and not-for-profit sectors.
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- Jim Belshaw
- Strategist, writer, speaker, commentator, mentor, historian and economist
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- End of the IT revolution - organisational rigidity
- Have we come to the end of the IT revolution?
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- If things aren't wrong, don't try to fix them
- Guide to job seekers - Ronnie Anne's Work Coach Cafe
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- Australia's new minimum wage - July 2008
- Reasons for slow posting
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1 comment:
Well thank you Jim. I'm honored that you think that. And glad that some of the things on my blog can add to the wisdom you pass on. (-;
Speaking of your wisdom...as someone who has been a consultant for a long time, I wholeheartedly agree with your "first do no harm rule" when it comes to trying to fix things. Lord knows...many consultants just don't get the unquantifiable stuff and wind up mucking things up...although they're often long gone and don't see the remnants of their handiwork. Nice post.
Hope life is treating you and your family well.
Cheers from Brooklyn!
Ronnie Ann
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