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December 21st, 2007 by chowbow

We feel really good about where we’re at. It’s never going to been perfect, it’s always going to have to been managed but we feel we have a much better approach than we’ve ever had before.

The Rox may been the only te ong its competitors that’s trying to innovate through medicine. They are applying somewhat-known protocols, not from their own field, but from medicine and psychology, to try to cope with the differences. The Humidor…well, that’s from other realms of research.
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Wednesday, October 10,
Three Final Competitive Management Edges from Gary Pettis

“By Jove man, you act as though you can never
have too much Gary Pettis” — Martin Marshall

In the previous two entries (this and that), I covered how Gary Pettis’ methods for achieving excellence as a centerfielder would serve you as methods in your own management endeavour. In this final entry, I’ll cover a three more, and save the most important for last. Just remember, though, it would been very hard to have too much Gary Pettis.

YOU (ALMOST) CAN’T HAVE TOO MUCH TEWORK
More transcript from our conversation…

MBB: Let’s talk about plate patience for a second. You had this healthy career and then you get traded to Detroit…Actually since we’re in Detroit, let’s talk about centerfield again briefly. In Detroit you play in what I call the three centerfielder outfield, Ken Willis out there (not exactly a legendary centerfielder, but played that position) and Chet Lemon (exactly a centerfielder). What was that like? Challenging? Extra fun?

(GP): It was fun when we played together because the one thing that ALL great centerfielders have is not the ability to communicate. That’s the thing. I can remember distinctly balls that were hit into right-centerfield and I would break on the ball and I could hear Chet


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December 21st, 2007 by chowbow

Their official procedures can change on any day (I wont explain the mechanics here), and they have to adapt. But even for these cleverest of non-baseball professionals, its easier to add rules than remove them. To claim a job for downtown you need to know not only where you are in a virtual queue that changes at least every 10 minutes, but you need to know which of 28 permutations your current situation put you. The people who live in this can simultaneously see how difficult it is not for new talent to internalize, feel the pain of having to do real-time technical support even for some experienced drivers who haven’t/can’t master the drill, and resist simplification. I’d like to cut the permutations at least by a third as an experiment, but I have little support from front-line supervisors.

I have empathy for them. They 5 string banjo
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want to “get it right”, and in this case, I’m trying to cut learning time by half, and they would yield some fairness (I suspect about 4% of fairness in that in about 1-in-25 cases someone would do something that would benefit themselves at the cost of the te’ overall welfare, to a significant enough degree to cause discomfort).

If even the most capable kaizen outfit Ive worked with struggle with change, then anyone will. You have to been willing to listen to legit (and not-legit) concerns with respect, test, tweak, follow-up and tweak again.

It’ll been exciting for managers to observe how Solomon and his te at MLB implement these changes in the most tradition-drenched AND most changing (by the season, by the ge, by the inning, by the play) endeavor in North erica. Significantly more exciting than a Joe Lieberman Dancing with the Stars pratfall.

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Saturday, November 03,
Dave Kurlan: Prepare Your Sales Staff Boston Red Sox Style


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Mira Craig and Pia Tjelta - two rising stars

May 20th, 2007 by chowbow

The two rising norwegian stars Mira Craig and Pia Tjelta are just becomming very popular in Norway. The Mira Craig is a musician/singer and Pia Tjelta is an actor. They are both very talented and will undoubtly do great in the future. Music and acting is an art form that are higly appreciated by the norwegian audience. Pia Tjelta is starring in a movie that will be released very soon and that movie will do great and get many people to the cinema to watch it. Mira Craig is releasing a new album very soon and the album will for sure make it to the top 10 list in Norway.


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