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Mark Merritt

This Space Intentionally Left White; a guide to becoming a strategy guru

by Mark Merritt
Mark Merritt
Innovation within the HR discipline proving an essential method of gaining compe
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on Wednesday, 27 July 2011 Management Innovation 3 Comments
True or false: to be highly effective at work you need to fully immerse yourself in your role. Answer? False. Why? Because keeping your head buried i
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Jon Harvey said, On this basis - perhaps the SFO should be scrutinising consultancy invoices more closely?
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gentul said, Great article and I think the policies of Government will surley effect it in some ways. I too use t
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Mark Merritt said, I like the idea of subsidised courses for the subjects that UK plc is lacking talent in. In addition
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OJ Shannon said, Jim O'Neills got the right idea: "our economy is much rosier than it looks" http://www.thisislondon.
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Matthew Balfour said, I totally agree with this Mark. Finding white space is something that people do not do enough. On
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