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Why excuses are killing our nation!

So while I was sitting at my desk this morning at 04:30 sorting through all the medial tasks I have to do on top of what I would consider the meat and potatoes of my job, I wondered what it is about me that separates myself from all the others that I work with. Why is it that everyone else goes through the day seemingly buried by all their work? Why does everyone else always pop off as though they are so stressed out? Why is everyone around me constantly being asked if they finished this or that?  What is it that is killing the productivity of this office? For starters, I thought about this while I was once again the only person in the office. That isn’t it though, I’m fully aware that out of everyone here I work pretty much the same amount of hours. So if it isn’t hours worked then what could it be?  As others file into the office, the day begins unfolding just the same as any other Monday. The smell of coffee freshly brewed fills the room. This is followed shortly by polit...

Collaboration, cooperation, and teamwork

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Collaboration, cooperation, and Teamwork Why wolves are the perfect model for the threepercenters! Article by: Taurarious  02/08/2018     As most people know the wolf pack truly is an amazing thing. From the Alpha all the way down to the pups, everyone knows their place. This is never more evident than on the hunt. A successful wolf pack has been known to take down animals more than 4 times the size of the largest wolf. This isn’t because the wolves are better equipped than their prey. After all they have only been given four paws and a jaw to work with. What the wolves lack in size, power, and weapons they more than make up for with their collaboration and intelligence. Wolves truly work together to take down their prey, and they do it without any verbal ques. Every member of the pack simply knows what the others will do and what is expected of them.     From the early age of a wolf they are incorporated into the hunt as simple observers. The younger wol...