A very good colleague of mine introduced me to Dan Pink who is a very insightful economist with a brilliant way of articulating his ideas.
I’ve included a clip below, for which I thank him; it is long for a blog at about ten minutes, but very appropriate.
One could argue that the presentation is a variant on Maslow’s hierarchy of needs but credit where it’s due it takes it a few stages further – what do you think?
Specialising in Strategy, Systems and Organisational Design
I've had a varied and rewarding career and been fortunate to work for some superb companies such as Courtaulds, Unipart International, Akzo Nobel and more recently Jaguar Landrover, all luminaries of a solid, disciplined and a conservative, though never lacking in innovation, approach to business management and development.
Augmenting my career with studying for my MBA at Warwick in the early 90's has given me a balanced and I believe rich resource set to draw upon in my Consultancy Practice.
My Clients have been good to me, tolerating my idiosyncrasies, giving me enough rope to go along the journey that I was taking them and hopefully in return I've been able to repay them by raising the bar and their business performance, giving them the results and achievements they were looking for.
I really enjoy my work and love the challenge - isn't that what it's all about?
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I must say this is a great article i enjoyed reading it keep the good work 🙂
Thank you Sue 🙂
Apologises for the tardiness of reply.
I see we think along the same lines- you have a nice site. Does your head hurt as well trying to get your message through? lol!
Mike