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They can't make it work, so it's exactly why it'll work for us...
I happen to be a Democrat, but I enjoy reading commentary from both sides of the aisle. Today I was reading this particularly ridiculous piece written by a Republican commentator. Mr. Feehery feels … more →
Process Rants
They can't make it work, so it's exactly why it'll work for us...
ProcessRants wrote 2 weeks ago: I happen to be a Democrat, but I enjoy reading commentary from both sides of the aisle. Today I was … more →
10 Signs that your X is good/bad/etc.
ProcessRants wrote 2 weeks ago: Note: My apologies. I wrote this post from a Mac, and it seems to have lost lots of content in the … more →
Leaner today
ProcessRants wrote 3 weeks ago: My wife and I are attending a wedding in the next few weeks. That’s a generally unremarkable occurre … more →
Which came first the fun or the fun committee?
ProcessRants wrote 1 month ago: The other day someone asked me if I’d be interesting in joining the team’s fun committee … more →
Empowering your Team
mgoldrich wrote 5 months ago: I implemented a program for my team to develop their leadership skills, create a greater sense of te … more →
Responsibility and the process
ProcessRants wrote 7 months ago: Over at the Evolving Excellence blog, while catching up from a vacation I read this blog entry about … more →
The problem with single points of failure
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ProcessRants wrote 10 months ago: Besides Six Sigma, one of the process thinkers out there was Dr. Michael Hammer. I didn’t kno … more →
Assume not
ProcessRants wrote 10 months ago: Need I say more than the title? Two days, two instances of disastrous plans being laid upon shaky fo … more →
Baseball, Pennant Races, the Mets and Strategy
David Blumenthal wrote 10 months ago: Besides strategy, one of my personal passions is baseball. Boy, do I love watching a good baseball g … more →
Little breakthroughs
ProcessRants wrote 10 months ago: So for all the time I’ve been writing about process and related topics, I never thought I … more →
Going Beyond Standard Procedure
mgoldrich wrote 11 months ago: I was recently reading the Captain C. Michael Abrashoff book called It’s Your Ship, with the s … more →
Blog Purpose
mgoldrich wrote 2 years ago: The purpose of this Blog is to document and share my insights of challenges and opportunities in the … more →
Underpromising and overdelivering, not such a good idea
ProcessRants wrote 5 months ago: Back in December, after the horrid experience I had with the local power company, I wrote a post abo … more →
Words and Managing
Raashid Saiyed wrote 5 months ago: More often than not, people who do not respect their own words have to manage using the low quality … more →
Institutes have culture, students have competencies
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Raashid Saiyed wrote 5 months ago: Institutes inculcate culture (work culture); competencies are developed by students themselves … more →
Caveat Shareholder
Raashid Saiyed wrote 5 months ago: Is it in the interest of the shareholders that the “the top” remains an “entitlement” and not … more →
Essence of managing
Raashid Saiyed wrote 5 months ago: What is the essence of managing? Making a decision or implementing one? If both are equally importan … more →
The Rot
Raashid Saiyed wrote 5 months ago: The Rot is always at the top. … more →
Program Management Structure
mgoldrich wrote 6 months ago: Understanding the program management structure of your organization is one of the key fundamentals … more →
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