Today caught up with me. Running hard, just like you.
It has been a wild year, but then we knew it would turn out this way. We’ve worked hard to prepare, get our balance sheets in order, wean off debt, and say goodbye to some of our favorite people. It was those last goodbyes that were the most difficult, those we hoped we could keep, but couldn’t after all.
And some companies are recovering, while others still see the road ahead in trouble.
Some of what we know will no longer be valid. Some old solutions will no longer fit new problems. It will require our brightest mind and sharpest execution. And it will always come down to this.
Find a market need big enough.
Build a product or service to meet it.
Then produce it faster, better and cheaper than your competitor.
But, now it is time to rest and enjoy the holidays with family and friends. Management Skills Blog will return on January 4, 2010. And now this story, first published here in 2005.
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As Matthew looked across the manufacturing floor, the machines stood silent, the shipping dock was clear. Outside, the service vans were neatly parked in a row. Though he was the solitary figure, Matthew shouted across the empty space.
“Merry Christmas to all, and to all, a good night.”
He reached for the switch and the mercury vapors went dark. He slid out the door and locked it behind.
Hello Folks,
First of all Merry Christmas to All!!!
I have created a blog and hope to receive your opinions also over there at http://bluevisiontech.wordpress.com.
It’s all about the underlying facts of the tragedy of Mid level Managers of a CORPORATE..
Hello Tom,
Wish you a Merry xmas and a happy new year.
I am also a blogger and having a blog created on leadership, management skills and many more. Please do visit at http://www.naggesh.com/ and share with me some more views you have about these topics.
Nagesh
Hi, Nagesh,
Welcome to the world of blogging. Keep in touch.
Thanks for the ideas and best wishes for your 2010 work. I am focusing on amazing people and how they used their time including the guy who invented the watch – for reference see -http://myamazingpeople.com/2010/01/02/the-watch-inventor/