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Ahhh, perhaps @GROUBAL will assist in providing a solution to the inordinately bad customer service yesterday from @Brueggers. Grrr.16 hours ago
@MeldonJ We hold companies responsible. Create a petition about your complaint at http://www.groubal.com17 hours ago
Wrote the most detailed, angry letter @Brueggers on feedback form. It had to be done. There is no way customer service can be THAT bad.17 hours ago
@ballinonbudgets is a cute & informative site 4...well, it's kind of self explanatory: Ballers on a Budget. Mission is sketchy but admirable2 days ago
Seems odd (Via @romenesko) The web made Lady Gaga, but online pubs aren't getting press credentials for 2nite's show. http://journ.us/9bK65Z2 days ago
Word! (Via @Foodimentary) Pa has had more breweries in history than any other state. Almost every town has at least 1 licensed beermaker.2 days ago
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How to build a team that has the “it” factor
by Max Sobol on November 6, 2009
Great thoughts about team building and the “it” factor enforcing some of the points that I’ve made on my personal blog. Kudos to Sean Cheyney for recognizing the “terminally mediocre team” problem that haunts so many large organizations but more importantly, could be a recipe for failure in any start-up.
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