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January 21, 2007

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Susanne

Love that post. When I still worked in an office some of the best work was done by people who had no formal training in what they did, but were able to pick up things fast and to think of the office as a system.

And I can't imagine working surrounded by people whom I don't trust.

Christien

This is one critical element of true leadership.

Christien

This is one critical element of true leadership.

genevieve

Ooh, you had the radar for exactly what's wrong with one of my very significant relatives - I was too young to pick up what was wrong though.
Isn't it interesting that what the more intelligent woman will do is to identify the inefficiency of that neediness, and of the requirements for extra validation? That fascinates me, I have been punished for it by this person but nonetheless I cannot play along with her. Amazing how you nail these things, Jory. Just amazing. Thanks again for getting it down here :)

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