He wasn't what I expected. Lou had never heard of "dressing for success." He was always a little rumpled and he wore basketweave sandals, hardly the wingtip shoes I was looking for. To make things worse, he didn't have a strategy.
I was going to college at night then and I knew we needed a strategy. That's what the books said. It's what my professors said. I asked Lou what the strategy was for the new business.
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Commentary by management consultant Michael Wade on Leadership, Ethics, Management, and Life
Friday, June 03, 2011
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