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Monday, June 24, 2002 |
VACATIONS AREN'T FOR RECOVERING FROM RECENT HARD WORK
They're for preparing for the hard work to come! Enjoy the respite!!
Whether bothered about the war, the economy, domestic events, political infighting or merely the routine of everyday life, the American people will snap out of the doldrums. We always have and we will continue to do so. When we do, we can help improve life for others globally.
MALAISE? A while back, Steven Chapman noted a certain lassitude around the Blogosphere. Now Andrew Sullivan is saying more or less the same thing, only with regard to society at large.
Well, there's less happening on a day-to-day basis than there was in the fall, which translates into less adrenaline and more cortisol, I suppose. My guess is that things will pick up again soon enough. Instead of worrying about the current pace of events, I'd advise taking advantage of it. It's not likely to last. [InstaPundit]
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FEW CAN BE AS SPECIFIC
about how they arrive at business decisions. Sure, there's "do the right thing." There's also management by bestseller. There are all the new fads that guide some business people. I once worked for a "new-ager" who I honestly believe got his business decisions from viewing the clouds. When you deal with someone who has given principles such as these some forethought, you can do business on a handshake!
These are principles I try to follow. # [John Henry on Business]
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ARE MAJOR OPPORTUNITIES RETURNING?
Microsoft plans sales force expansion. The software giant will broaden its sales force by adding 450 positions, its largest expansion in a decade, as it tries to better target specific industries. [CNET News.com]
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© Copyright 2002 Steve Pilgrim.
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