Monthly Archives: October 2009

So, Did we Ever get a Seat at the Table? Part II

So, I have had some great conversations over the past day or so with some colleagues who read my post and had some interesting feedback (auto tweet posting has increased my readership by 700% dod). I will try to summarize them here as they … Continue reading

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So, Did we Ever get a Seat at the Table?

For years the big HR conversation was about HR getting a seat at the table. The goal was for the HR head  to be  considered an equal partner within the executive team. I don’t hear as much chatter about it … Continue reading

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The Sales Chromosome and the Wildcat

Every few months I’ll get the question, “Hey Avi, aren’t great sales people just built differently?” This is typically asked in a session where I am discussing coaching, feedback or motivation. The individual is basically asking why we need to … Continue reading

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