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Category Archives: Teamwork
Only the art-less can afford art
It seemed mighty unfair that the girls should lose the task. Kicking off a new series of BBC’s Apprentice, the first task was to design, make and sell printed items. The girls’ team Sterling produced some excellent ideas. Even the … Continue reading
Is the war nearly over? Ashes Day 18
It looks like Ashes victory is in sight by the end of day 3 at Melbourne. But how did England recover from their comprehensive defeat at the “WACA”? And what have been the ingredients of their success here? My view … Continue reading
English proud of Stella
Stella English was an unsurprising winner for BBC’s Apprentice 2010. She has been exceptionally good from the moment she won the task for the boys in episode 2. This was the best series of The Apprentice I have seen. It … Continue reading
Posted in Brand, Finding success in business, Leadership qualities, Management v leadership, Managing people, Recruitment, Success, Teamwork, The Apprentice, TV reviews
Tagged #apprentice, #BBCapprentice, BBC TV, How to be an entrepreneur, How to succeed at a job interview, Leadership, Lord Sugar, Stella English, Stella wins, Teamwork
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Victory is sweet: Ashes Day 10
I type in the word “cricket” and before I’ve got to c-r-i the world’s non-cricket lovers have already pressed “delete”! But if you stayed this far, let me tell you, today’s victory of England against arch rivals Australia, in Adelaide, is … Continue reading
Posted in Ashes, Sport mirrors life, Success, Teamwork
Tagged #Ashes. The Ashes, Andy Flower top coach, England win cricket, Ricky Ponting, Success, Teamwork
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Alex Epstein: was it unfair dismissal?
In BBC’s Apprentice I’m beginning to miss Alex! Did we get the decision wrong to let him go? If business is about teamwork, would we have Alex on our team? Would you trust him? Yes, I think I might. Is … Continue reading
How to win your task: Stella Apprentice
The contrast between success and failure on BBC’s The Apprentice Episode 2 could not be more clear. Head girl Stella led the boys to victory, while Laura led the girls of St Trinians to nothing. Stella’s team won the task of designing a beach … Continue reading
What are the 3 qualities of a leadership team?
Leaders lead through others. Choose well. Lack of integrity tends to show up again and again. Continue reading
Posted in Handling Prima Donnas, Integrity in business, Leadership, Lonely at the top, Teamwork
Tagged Burn out, Business, church leaders, Corruption, Ex18.27, fraud, Leadership, Success, Teamwork
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