Competitive Theory and Business Legitimacy: BusinessWeek.com Article
Michael Porter has argued that business legitimacy has been lost. Charles Green argues that long-term thinking can restore it.
Charles H. Green founded Trusted Advisor Associates LLC; read more about Charlie at http://trustedadvisor.com/cgreen/You can follow him on twitter @CharlesHGreen
Michael Porter has argued that business legitimacy has been lost. Charles Green argues that long-term thinking can restore it.
The movie theater audience provides a metaphor for Winter’s Bone, the film that’s showing; what do people owe other people?
Accenture CEO Bill Green gets a little agitated–and serves up an example of principles-based leadership.
This June and July seem to be the most busy summer months since 2006…thanks to the FIFA World Cup. And just like FIFA, we have been taking a global approach to our events listing this week. We hope you are able to join us for some of the incredibly interesting and informational events listed below […]
Selling in the professions suffers from a kind of elitism; a conventional sales master has a lot to say to the professions.
Discussions of social trust are bogged down in robotic definitions of trust; silicon is not protein.
A new reality TV show, You’re Cut Off, offers some hope for an increase in social trust.
We’re departing from our usual Trust Reader and TrustMatters Primer ebook series to bring you something really special this month. We’re proud to introduce a White Paper we’ve been working on for—well, a very long time. It’s the analysis of 12,000 responses to the Trust Quotient quiz. The White Paper is called “Think Again.” The […]
We’re departing from our usual Trust Reader and TrustMatters Primer ebook series to bring you something really special this month. We’re proud to introduce a White Paper we’ve been working on for—well, a very long time. It’s the analysis of 12,000 responses to the Trust Quotient quiz. The White Paper is called "Think Again." […]
Dog bites man? All the time, no news. Man bites dog? That’s news. Art imitates life? All the time, no news. Life imitates art? That’s news. It was big news indeed last week in the archetypal, but lately not-so-king-of-sports American world of baseball. Here are the bare facts. Armando Galarraga nearly pitched a perfect game for the Detroit Tigers. With two […]
We often talk about pinnng the blame, what if instead we pinned the credit more often?
You’ve graduated from Question Obsession 101. You’ve learned not to pepper clients with endless questions or craft that perfect “Keystone Arch Question” expecting miracles. You’re focusing on relationships, creating insights, and empowering clients. But have you fallen into the next trap? The Answer Trap. Many consultants who overcome question obsession swing to the opposite extreme, […]