Your culture can be defined as the behavioral norms within your organization. Companies often define these as their values and 'Integrity' nearly always comes up.
Never even begin to let the word CAN’T enter your mind or come out of your mouth. Avoiding CAN’T requires a combination of leadership, discipline and tenacity with a healthy dose of optimism to avoid.
It’s not enough to just build work effectively - that is just what’s required to play in the game. Contractors seeking sustainable growth must have aggressive and balanced strategies for acquiring work and building talent.
Whether you are learning or training it is important to understand the boundaries of your own knowledge as well as the boundaries of those you are working with.
Many contractors are faced with a nearly overwhelming amount of profitable work in the current economy. Many are posting record bottom-line profits helping their balance sheets recover from the recession.
Fail nine times in order to succeed. The ability to accept failure as part of the learning process is just one of the great insights from: The Five Elements of Effective Thinking
Defining what you want in quantifiable outcomes is extremely difficult. It's 10X harder to define those outcomes throughout the whole company from field to CEO. Defining the leading activities that create those outcomes is another 10X more difficult.