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Global Perspective:
The New Realities at Work
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Every organization must be prepared to compete in the global
marketplace as technology has virtually eliminated time and distance
as significant barriers to competing anywhere in the world. You may not
choose to promote your products and services in international markets, but
you cannot prevent others from around the world from selling in your
backyard. |
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No one can predict where the next big breakthrough in their industry
will come from or what entirely new industries will emerge to impact their
business. |
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The explosion of information and knowledge has made the ability to
learn more important than experience. |
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Better informed customers and shareholders will continue to exert
enormous pressure to perform—to do more with less. |
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Mergers, acquisitions, alliances, and joint ventures will continue to
reshape the organizational landscape, making it impossible for any
corporation to guarantee job security or its own survival today. |
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Nimble organizations that learn and act fast in response to changing
market conditions offer the best hope for individual job security and
organizational profitability. |
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People entering the workforce today will change teams, jobs and
companies much more frequently than in the past—making team skills more
valuable than ever. |
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