“You Can’t Always Get What You Want” – Rolling Stones Oh no, not again! There goes Hrair going on about music/songs again… Here’s why I thought of those lyrics: A potential client called us via a recommendation from another happy client. This potential client wanted us to provide a project manager for their HCM implementation […]
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What does John Paul Jones, the bass/keyboard/musician of Led Zeppelin, have to do with the professional corporate world and project teams, or even climbing a mountain? Hear me out. Recently, I was listening to my music in random mode and the song No Quarter by Led Zeppelin (live 1973) came on and it shows how
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And now for something completely different. As a client-side advocate, I have had this happen too many times to keep count. Years ago, a close contact from the implementation group of a software and services partner reached out to me asking me to join a call with a client who had been struggling to engage
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One of my first consulting tasks was to cover for someone who was going on vacation for a week, and I was to assist the client with data extractions and reporting. I was promised it would be an easy week. Within a few days, I was called to the director’s office and asked to develop
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The function of the hybrid consultant has grown more and more important in today’s corporate environment. These experts are the center of enormous experience, profound knowledge, a wide range of abilities, and extraordinary ability; they are more than just consultants. Their ability to provide excellent customer satisfaction is the consequence of a methodical, comprehensive approach
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When faced with a tough decision, it is easy to confuse fear for intuition. When trying to find answers to a problem they are already concerned about, many people confuse intuition with fear. But if you’re already worried about a situation, you’ll project your fear onto everything else around you. Intuition is the ability to
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Why am I repurposing the same image from my last post?… Mainly to make a point that everything is perspective. It’s all about how one looks at things, with an open mind and history/background. You see, I am not sure why the person in this picture was doing that and I cannot ask them. We
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He follows process and methodology no matter what! I think he missed a spot. #methodology #process #implementation #hcmtechnology #fridayfunnies #eksperts
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Someone once asked me: “Why do you love music so much?” I replied: “Music is the only thing that stays with me, heals me and helps me look at things differently.” Art, such as paintings and sculptures decorate space, Music decorates time. #mentalhealth #openminded #perspectivematters #music #art #heal #space #time #eksperts
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The Art of Helping: This is based on decades of experience from my many professions. It must be authentic and pure. But what exactly does it represent or stand for?! The Art of Listening: Listen actively and emphatically. Listen to understand, with an open mind in order to learn and grow without any judgement. The
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