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Using Polarities in Problem Solving: “AND” not “OR” Thinking!

Posted on January 21, 2013 by Martha Duesterhoft

How many times do you find yourself in a situation where your perspective is completely opposite of another’s? As we take today to celebrate Martin …

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Problem Solving: Go Over, Under or Around It

Posted on December 19, 2012 by Betsy Winkler

One characteristic that sets apart successful people is how they handle adversity. Problems inevitably arise in life, which means they happen at work. They unavoidably …

Posted in Leadership, Observations | Tagged Adversity, problem solving, Program Management, project management, Sponsorship, Successful People | Leave a comment

You Need a Break from Hanging with Friends

Posted on January 17, 2012 by Patti Johnson

I confess to a slight addiction to Hanging with Friends, Scramble with Friends and even Words with Friends. (These guys are on a roll.) The truth is …

Posted in Observations | Tagged business readiness success, goals, growing leaders, hanging with friends, leadership, new media, Perspective, problem solving, professional development, scramble with friends, solutions, technology, Words with Friends | 1 Comment

Tag Archives: problem solving

Using Polarities in Problem Solving: “AND” not “OR” Thinking!

Problem Solving: Go Over, Under or Around It

You Need a Break from Hanging with Friends

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