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Social Media & Product Management (Pt. 1)

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Start of a series (Pt.1) on Social Media & Product Management. Around awhile now, social media remains a bugaboo for many. In this part, we set the groundwork.

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Fires! They’re Everywhere!

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Fires are raging, you’re surrounded, completing your mission’s at risk. You need to quickly assess, make a decision, and move!

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Innovation—Pre-Engineered Data Centers

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An innovative alternative for growing, relocating, or otherwise developing your data center(s) is now available. If you run a data center, you need to take a look.

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What I’ve Read Lately: The Anywhere Leader

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If you struggle with how to adjust to keep up with today’s business world, consider grabbing a copy to read. Mike’s work will be worth your time.

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Do Your Followers Have a Role in Strategy?

Followers are more than just ‘employees’ in today’s world.

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What I’ve Read Lately: Car Guys vs. Bean Counters

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As the old saying used to go, “As goes GM, so goes the Nation…,” Bob’s book serves well as an analogy to the US as a whole, currently. GM has shown us what may happen if we don’t get our collective act together.

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Why Does Negativity Persist, in the Workplace?

Negativity is often a symptom. You fix it by finding the cause.

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The Problem With the Truth

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Truth is a perception. It’s based on what we know at a point in time. Accept that new ideas, new realities, may make it necessary to change how you perceive a given truth.

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What I’ve Read Lately: The Elephant in the Room

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It is not uncommon for senior leaders to seek out coaches. The idea of seeking out a coach to—specifically—help me in improving strategically important relationships (e.g. important to my success and/or the business’) was a new idea.

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What I’ve Read Lately: You Can’t Not Communicate 2

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Book review of “You Can’t Not Communicate 2″ by David Grossman. Hint: The creators should have remembered, Communication is about balance.