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2009, account planning, adaptation, arrogance, bad management, bonehead moves, brand culture, brand erosion, brand insights, brand planning, brand relevance, brand strategy, brand valuation, brands, broken brand, bullshit, bureaucracy, business, clueless, collaboration, common sense, compensation, competition, corporate culture, customer relationship, denial, differentiation, efficiency, employee morale, expectations, growth, idiocracy, incompetence, innovation, leaders, leadership, management, management lessons, market disruption, mediocrity, nepotism, nonsense, opportunity, performance, poor leadership, product design, product development, promises, purpose, relevance, setting goals, steve jobs, success, T-shaped, tactics, team building, the death of a brand, the great dumbing-down of America, value proposition, vision, vs., when things go wrong, wisdom
Killing America’s brands, one lousy C.E.O. at a time.
bad management, being fearless, being the best, brand relevance, brand strategy, bullshit, bureaucracy, business thinkers, CEO, change agent, common sense, competitive edge, corporate culture, corporate ecosystem, courage, cowardice, creativity, curiosity, design thinking, differentiation, evolution, excellence, fresh ideas, hybrid thinking, innovation, insight, integrity, intelligence, leaders, leadership, management, management lessons, mediocrity
Robert Killick on the value of risk and true entrepreneurship.
arrogance, bad customer service, bad management, bonehead moves, brand consciousness, brand culture, brand elevation, brand erosion, brand insights, brand ownership, brand promise, brand relevance, brand strategy, brand valuation, broken brand, building value, bureaucracy, commitment, commoditization, corporate culture, corporate ecosystem, cowardice, customer experience, customer relationship, customer service, deceptive practices, denial, employee morale, ethics, fresh ideas, happy customers, happy employees, human interactions, idiocracy, incompetence, Inequity, insanity, integrity, karmic feedback loop, leadership, management, management lessons, mediocrity
101 Ways To destroy your brand – a primer by Ed Welch
acts of rebellion, brand culture, brand insights, brand planning, brand relevance, brand strategy, branding, building value, bureaucracy, corporate culture, corporate ecosystem
Tom Fishburne on the state of Marketing today
bureaucracy, percentage, performance, perspective
being the best is not good enough.
bureaucracy, denial, fear, nepotism, routine
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