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• Evolution and convergence of corporate communications and corporate community strategies

  
  LLiu's Community Zen Master Blog — Authority: 91
  [Cross-posted from the Telligent.com Team Blog .] Recently, I’ve helped a growing number of customers develop what they’re calling a corporate community strategy. While their goals vary to some degree, the desire to grow or improve “community spirit” is a constant, and they all want their strategy to ...
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• Merry whatever: The annual Christmas e-card dilemma

  
  The Melcrum Blog — Authority: 99
  By James Bennett, Managing Online Editor, Melcrum Ah Christmas! A time of giving gifts to loved ones, a time for families to unite and a time for communicators to tear their hair out when they realise it’s that time of year again when they have to debate the appropriate message to deliver to their employees on ...
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• Changing Corporate Culture

  
  Women on Business — Authority: 132
  I often use a DNA analogy when talking about the culture of an organization.  Typically, the culture is so embedded, so ingrained into its people that it’s much like our DNA is to our eye color and personalities.  It is the ONLY thing that sets us apart as humans— or as sales people—our unique DNA. Changing ...
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• Saab shouldn’t object to a Beijing courtship

  
  Lucire: Insider — Authority: 426
  Photographed by Meredyth Lewis/JY&A Media [ Cross-posted ] I know I blogged enthusiastically about the potential of Koenigsegg buying Saab to put its solar-powered car into production but, as we know, that deal has since fallen through. Saab’s future is uncertain again, even if Dutch company ...
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• Twenty-two Rules for Zhejiang Businessmen

  
  China Digital Times (CDT) — Authority: 549
  The following document was reportedly found on the wall of a Zhejiang businessman’s office, and has since been circulated widely among Chinese bloggers. Twenty-two Rules for Businessman from Zhejiang Province 1. Persist in watching CCTV-1 News. 2. Don’t readily trust an agreement or a contract. 3. ...
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• The Chai-Drinkers of the Katcha Area

  
  Yawar's Blog — Authority: 99
  I was sitting in the management club’s restaurant, sipping away my chai when I saw how people were intently focused on the TV. Geo News had a ticker scrolling at the bottom of the screen. 2 bomb blasts in Lahore, 48 killed. (By now, bomb blasts have made me numb). I looked around. And right then I seriously ...
  4 days ago

• Knowing where to tap

  
  Foresight 20/20 — Authority: 99
  I was thinking about the value of intangibles and the "knowing where to tap" story came to mind.  If you dont know it, it goes something like this: A jet engine manufacturer was experiencing failures in one of their large turbine engines.  After trying everything they called in an expert turbine engineer to ...
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• A Press Release That Sends The Wrong Message

  
  Sam Barer's Four Wheel Drift — Authority: 99
  It seems that GM is back to its old ways again — showing it is as out of touch as it is plain bad at this whole PR thing. The company just sent a press release titled “CEO Ed Whitacre Visits Flint Assembly Plant”. Now slap me silly if I’m wrong, but it’s really bad to have a marketing message indicating ...
  6 days ago

• Leadership’s Future: The Work-Life Edge

  
  Leadership Turn — Authority: 468
  When the economy slows, it’s easy to ignore retention factors because management kids itself into believing that replacing people is no big deal. But slow as it’s happening, the times they are a’chnging. At least here and there, in companies that really understand the importance of attracting and retaining ...
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• Behaving Our Way Out of Crisis

  
  How Online — Authority: 128
  Seidman In advance of Dov Seidman’s appearance with best-selling author and acclaimed New York Times columnist Thomas L. Friedman at the 92 nd Street Y on Dec. 13, Seidman writes about why we need to reconnect with sustainable values. The event features a conversation between Seidman and Friedman on ...
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• Positive Psychology – The Science of Optimal Human Functioning with Dr. John Schinnerer - One hour teleclass 12/8/09

  
  Shrunken Mind w/Dr. John Schinnerer - Using Positive Psychology to Master Life — Authority: 106
  John Schinnerer, Ph.D.Partial script for 1-hour teleclass on 12/8/09 Welcome to what I hope will be a wonderful talk on positive psychology. I will be your host tonight. My name is John Schinnerer. I hold a Ph.D. in educational psychology from U.C. Berkeley. In 2007, I wrote a positive psychology book called ‘Guide ...
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• 5 Ways to Determine Corporate Culture

  
  CAREEREALISM: Because EVERY Job is Temporary — Authority: 533
  By CAREEREALISM-Approved Expert , Rob Taub Many companies today promote building teams over individuals; respecting the entry-level mailroom clerk and the top salesperson equally. They consider failure the beginning not the end of developing talents and careers and that ‘Values’ are not fads.  Still in ...
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• Rebels who look ridiculous

  
  Management Blog — Authority: 419
  Last month, Sir Martin Sorrell was interviewed on FT.com and was asked variously about the world economy, China and the future of the media. As I watched the video of this successful businessman earnestly holding forth, another, more urgent question formed in my mind. Poking out from under the sleeve of his elegant ...
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• The Trend of Outsourcing and the Death of Company Culture

  
  Trends Updates — Authority: 594
  It is said that ‘outsourcing is not a new phenomenon, as companies have scoured the globe for cheap labor unions for decades, manufacturing cars in Mexico and shirts in Malaysia.’ Outsourcing is an idea whose time had come in this globalized economy. The mechanics of such an activity cover entire infrastructures ...
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• 9 Ad Tactics for Internal Communications

  
  Manhattan Marketing Maven — Authority: 109
  Internal communications has a hugetask but is usually heavily undervalued in large organizations. Staffed mostlyby PR people, these guys are the house propagandists, touting everything fromnew benefits to major changes in strategy. But like other PR people, they oftendon’t look across the hall to use tactics from ...
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• A NOTE FROM THE CHAIRMAN: New Writers Join TNNW, Part 1

  
  The National Networker (TNNW) Blog — Authority: 136
  Its great to be back after a much-needed and restful Holiday Weekend . Speaking of Holidays, we are now officially in to the Holiday Season as its December - a time of giving. Of course, effective networkers give all year round, but this year were excited and wanted to give you a special month-long gift (dont ...
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• Saturday Odd Bits Roundup: Culture Do’s and Don’ts

  
  MAPping Company Success — Authority: 423
  Post from: MAPpingCompanySuccess Saturday Odd Bits Roundup: Culture Do’s and Don’ts If today has any unifying theme it’s a focus on management being smart, instead of the opposite. Let’s start with my favorite customer service example, and one I’ve written about often, Zappos . CEO Tony Hsieh has a ...
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• A brief history of social network enterprise collaboration tools (via postie)

  
  Gadget Reviews — Authority: 157
  Bookmark this categorySocial networking has become an integral part of office life. These commercial tools – Facebook, Twitter, etc. – are being used by more than half of employees, according to one study. But some companies have taken a reactive stance against these tools due to privacy or transparency concerns, ...
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• Walker Bees

  
  Blue Ridge Outdoors - Outdoor Sports and News — Authority: 434
  Americans don’t work enough. Sure, the eight-hour work day has now been replaced by a 10-hour version, and our corporate culture has all but abandoned the notion of a vacation, ...
  2 weeks ago

• Walker Bees

  
  Blue Ridge Outdoors - Outdoor Sports and News — Authority: 434
  Americans don’t work enough. Sure, the eight-hour work day has now been replaced by a 10-hour version, and our corporate culture has all but abandoned the notion of a vacation, ...
  2 weeks ago

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