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Everyone wants to feel like they are doing a good job by meeting or exceeding expectations. But if the expectations are never clearly defined, employees are robbed of a sense of feeling good, and managers are unable to articulate what constitutes success. By Merit Gest
Many businesspeople have great plans for how they might get involved or which group of people they’d most like to help. But analysis paralysis often sets in when such professionals try to find the time to devote to some worthy cause. By Jon Treter
Best of CoBiz: The invisible obstacle to success
If you were building a fire, would you pour water on it? Not if you knew that's what you were doing. Many of us work on building our inspiration, motivation and passion (our fire) and then subconsciously douse it. By TC North
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I strongly believe that a founder should be able to explain what they do in three sentences: (1) what we do, (2) who we do it to, and (3) why you should care. Sometimes this can be two sentences; sometimes four, but never more than a paragraph. By Brad Feld
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Do you know a great CEO?
ColoradoBiz is accepting nominations for CEO of the Year. The winner, along with 24 finalists from small-, medium- and large-size companies, will be profiled in the December ColoradoBiz. The award is based on personal and/or company achievement, and community involvement. Obstacles surmounted are also considered.
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