Latest research shows that only 25% of employees are passionate of their jobs. John Hagel (@jhagel) from Deloitte addresses the hard facts in this interview : large organization silos, lack of knowledge sharing with top suppliers/clients/community are some of the key factors. A must listen.. http://http://blip.tv/play/hOh6gbSuMQI%2Em4v
Monthly Archives: December 2009
The Intelligent Enterprise or Making Tiramisu
Writing about the Intelligent Enterprise was slowly maturing with a stack of ideas playing tag in my mind. This post translates my view at the present and will, as we humans work, evolve with time. So stay tuned.
I recently tweeted “How a business rewards its employees says a lot on how it rewards its customers and v-v”. Today’s corporation leverages on service (throughout customer lifecycle) as a key differentiating factor. Yet, time and time again, businesses invest heavily on technology that bear the “client” tag or contract with top CRM consulting firms and believe, in so doing, that they’ll graduate from Client School.
It’s like getting the best quality ingredients for a Tiramisu recipe and thinking that the rest will happen by magic. It won’t. It starts with a passion for gastronomy followed (or preceded) by the joy of seeing your guests’ taste buds do the hoola-hoop. Continue reading
Quoting Seth: What sort of accent do you have?
What sort of accent do you have?
Can your writing have an accent? Of course it can. Not just grammar errors, but sentence length, exclamation marks and your vocabulary all tag you. Thand you Seth for pointing that out! My accent would be a native French Canadian who’s worked in English for half of her active life but thinks in French and reacts with her Middle Eastern genes. Simple, ay?
