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    Book Review - Our Iceberg Is Melting
    In the movie “Prince”, the Queen summons the American girl who won the heart of her son, the sole heir to the Denmark throne, to her royal office. The Queen says, “I don’t like change. I don’t like change. I like consistency. I like traditions. But, when that change is for the better I must reconsider.” This apology came after weeks of hating the American girl who is to be the next Queen of Denmark…Our Iceberg Is Melting, (St. Martin’s Press 147 pp.) by John Kotter, a Harvard
    n't think and people can. Which sounds like management by abdication. Or perhaps management by trusting to luck. It certainly doesn't sound like a structured approach.

    So if taking people off for some fun is not team buildi

    Interview Basics -- BE ON TIME
    Okay, everyone knows that you are suppose to be on time to a job interview, right? Wrong, just moments ago I completed a phone call from one of my hiring clients who had an interview set for 2pm. The interviewee arrived at 2:25pm, explaining that the DC metro traffic was busy and delayed their arrival. Sorry, no excuse is good enough. The hiring authority in this case sent a subordinate out to collect the delayed applicant's resume and inform them to contact their recruiter -- me --
    "We are going to build a team". Replace the word "team" with the word "house" - or any other noun that can be built and will take more than just a few minutes - and most sensible people will want to adopt a structured approach.

    Plans will be drawn up and approved. People will receive copies of the plan and efforts will be made to ensure everyone understands it. Progress will be monitored against the plan. Lessons will be learned along the way that will be used to improve the next phase. Anything less will lead at best to mediocrity and underachievement.

    So why is team building so often treated in an ad hoc manner? You wouldn't take bricks and mortar out, show them a good time and expect them to rearrange themselves into something better just because they had a nice break. So why expect a group of people to do any better?

    The only answer to that question with any merit is that bricks can't think and people can. Which sounds like management by abdication. Or perhaps management by trusting to luck. It certainly doesn't sound like a structured approach.

    So if taking people off for some fun is not team buildin

    Constuction Job Site Safety Audit - 9 Common Construction Site Safety Issues
    The construction job site safety audit can be a critical tool for keeping your projects on time and under budget. On going attention to safety and loss control is the ounce of prevention that's worth a pound of cure.A regular process, that identifies and then corrects or removes work site hazards, efficiently minimizes accidents and injuries.Here are nine relatively common safety issues that were revealed by a regular construction job site safety audi
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    Plans will be drawn up and approved. People will receive copies of the plan and efforts will be made to ensure everyone understands it. Progress will be monitored against the plan. Lessons will be learned along the way that will be used to improve the next phase. Anything less will lead at best to mediocrity and underachievement.

    So why is team building so often treated in an ad hoc manner? You wouldn't take bricks and mortar out, show them a good time and expect them to rearrange themselves into something better just because they had a nice break. So why expect a group of people to do any better?

    The only answer to that question with any merit is that bricks can't think and people can. Which sounds like management by abdication. Or perhaps management by trusting to luck. It certainly doesn't sound like a structured approach.

    So if taking people off for some fun is not team buildi

    Incorporation: Venture Capital Funding
    High growth incorporation tends to choose venture capital funding to hasten the next growth phase. Venture capitalists who focus on the company's growth pattern don't require the pledging of assets as required by lenders like banks.Venture capital financing is an option for corporations with a unique corporate proposition that may earn high returns on investment of at least 30% a year. These corporations require large outlays of capital. Venture capitalists normally take a
    will be used to improve the next phase. Anything less will lead at best to mediocrity and underachievement.

    So why is team building so often treated in an ad hoc manner? You wouldn't take bricks and mortar out, show them a good time and expect them to rearrange themselves into something better just because they had a nice break. So why expect a group of people to do any better?

    The only answer to that question with any merit is that bricks can't think and people can. Which sounds like management by abdication. Or perhaps management by trusting to luck. It certainly doesn't sound like a structured approach.

    So if taking people off for some fun is not team buildi

    Reward Your MVP (Most Valuable Player)
    No matter what the sport or business, we all have a Most Valuable Player. Surprisingly, most businesses either do not recognize the MVP, do not realize the importance of demonstrating appreciation, or fail to include the MVP in the most important business decisions or processes.The first step is to identify the MVP. The second step is to create a consistent method to reward and include the MVP.Step One: Identify Your MVPIf you were to stop reading right now and
    good time and expect them to rearrange themselves into something better just because they had a nice break. So why expect a group of people to do any better?

    The only answer to that question with any merit is that bricks can't think and people can. Which sounds like management by abdication. Or perhaps management by trusting to luck. It certainly doesn't sound like a structured approach.

    So if taking people off for some fun is not team buildi

    Choosing a Company Shirt vendor
    Where can you choose a company shirt vendor? There are many catalogs out their with more than competent companies selling logo’ed attire for small, medium and large businesses. Online there are many great companies too which have low costs for shirts and then put on your logo and send them to you. Many small businesses wish to do business locally; is this a smart choice for a company shirt vendor?If you attend a Chamber of Commerce meeting and meet a local silkscreener, you s
    n't think and people can. Which sounds like management by abdication. Or perhaps management by trusting to luck. It certainly doesn't sound like a structured approach.

    So if taking people off for some fun is not team building - what is it?

    Traditional away day options are team bonding exercises - and that is different. Take a group quad-biking, paint-balling etc and it will help bond the participants through a shared experience. You can even justify its use of some of the training budget if you like by claiming it has helped them develop as a team. Just don't believe it - or you'll be disappointed to discover that while the group is closer it is no more effective.

    No - if you want to build a team rather than just bond the individuals closer, you need a structured process. You need to decide before you start what improvements you want and can realistically expect the team to achieve. Next you can decide how long it will take to achieve those results.

    Often, fun remains a key objective for such a session. If it is the only one - or is only combined with a desire to get the team to become closer - organising

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