a...
noone
understands
your added value
it's not in a form
with which they
are comfortable
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b...
noone
believes
in your goals
others do not
see
their part
in the story
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d...
noone does what is
expected to plan
their is little
transparency
and conflicting
agendas
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c...
noone knows
clearly what to do
ideas are not
transformed
into actions
coherently
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x...
under this pressure
you revert to 'type'
causing you to separate from the other, enter conflict, look for fault, lose sight of the goal
and finally ...Z
your added value
is not visible or delivered
your vision and team have less impact
not in your place
not making your contribution
your voice not being heard
no mandate and no resources
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y...
you can do it in your native environment
but you are not
familiar and at ease
in the
shared global language or an international community,
which exposes weaknesses, reduces clarity, increases confusion and destroys confidence 'man is a wolf for man' but wolves work in packs - we have to learn to exploit mutual self-interest, share the spoils of the hunt and win together |
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...we co-create clarity, confidence and global communication and behavior. As work becomes more global, complex, and competitive you need to know clearly, focus on, and communicate more effectively
about who you are and what you do, more often in
transversal teams, to emerging global communities, as international leaders. |