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To pursue open, collaborative innovation, enterprises simply must find ways to tap into the potential of the skill, talent, and creativity of people from different teams in different organizations across the globe. A company can only be as innovative as the collective capacity of the people who make up its ecosystem. And to attract and retain talented people, a company must enable those people to feel respected, as individuals, as professionals and as members of a team. The company must tmst those people and encourage them to collaborate and innovate with colleagues within and outside the business, driven as much by pride of contribution as by loyalty to the company. [Pg.256]

Human capital and skills development routes include (1) individual RE career paths developments (2) organisational absorptive capacity development at the industry partner and (3) the sectoral-wide impact by creating a pool of skilled talents. [Pg.59]

Remarkable for someone so talented in the arts, Fulton was able to use his accomplished drawing skills to express his designs. As a now noted draftsman, he invented numerous pieces of equipment such as tools to saw marble, spin flax, make rope and excavate earth. Sadly, he once lost many of his original manuscripts during a shipping accident. [Pg.538]

As with many things in life, there is a less glorious side to highflyer programs, too. Since their main aim is to furfher develop the skills of those already talented, they can promote elitism. Furthermore, they may also not be sufficiently supportive to include or retain those less willing or able to focus everything on their career (e.g. those with dependants). [Pg.93]

Some initial matching of talent, skills and interests on business and human levels [is desirable]. If I love golf and he happens to love golf, we ll have a lot more to talk about than if they give me a mentee who plays bridge. .. Like any relationship, there must be chemistry, if there isn t, not much is going to happen. [Pg.142]

Habraken, C. (2004). Integrating into chemistry teaching today s student s visuospatial talents and skills, and the teaching of today s chemistry s graphical language. Journal of Science Education and Technology, 75(1), 89-94. [Pg.29]

Finally, Haber knew how to blend the talents of skilled technicians, industrialists, and scientists from different disciplines. His English collaborator, Robert Le Rossignol, would develop the seals needed to maintain high pressures in an experimental chamber. A highly skilled mechanic, Friedrich Kirchenbauer, would build precision equipment needed for the reaction. Haber later thanked Le Rossignol and Kirchenbauer in his Nobel Prize speech and shared patents with Le Rossignol and prize money with both men. [Pg.65]

The salaries of construction laborers may be an important consideration, but generally the salaries of plant operators are not. In general the chemical industry is highly automated and has relatively few hourly employees. These, however, often need special skills, and the availability of these talents is more important than the hourly wage. [Pg.42]

Maintenance may be handled either by employees hired especially for that job or by an outside contractor. The latter is most economical when workers in most trades are needed only occasionally. The company does not need to hire these workers full time, but still has their talents available when they are needed. Even in a large plant where a number of employees skilled in each maintenance trade are needed full time, contract maintenance may be used as a supplement at times of turnarounds (a planned time when large continuous plants are shut down to do preventive maintenance, repairs, and inspections) or especially heavy demands. For instance, during the turnaround of a 140,000 bbl/day (22,000 m3/day) Tidewater Oil Company refinery, the number of maintenance personnel rose from a preshutdown level of 181 to 924 men.48 Fewer men could have been used, but the downtime of the refinery would have been increased. In this instance the plant contracted for all of its maintenance. [Pg.211]

Although inventors are trying to develop electronic and artificial noses to detect odours, they have not yet been able to duplicate the sensitive nose of a skilled, trained, and talented perfumer. [Pg.17]

It is well known in the world of independent ventures that there often comes a point at which the founding team needs to be replaced by managers with different qualities. Indeed, one of the ways in which venture capitalists claim they add value is in provoking these transitions and helping locate relevant managerial talent. The same applies to many key people working within a corporate venture those with the right skills to function well when the task is discovery and creation are not necessarily able to make the transition to the tasks of enhancement and operational excellence. Moore (1991) terms this transition the transition from pioneers to settlers. As he describes (1991, p. 199) ... [Pg.164]

Don t brag or overstate your importance. There is a fine line between appropriately advocating for yourself and your talents, and sounding like a walking ego. In general, don t take credit for anything you shouldn t (did your team really win the championship because of your leadership skills ). [Pg.10]

When asked if there is a need to increase the representation of African Americans in chemistry, especially in the context of the supply and demand debate, 98% of the interviewees answered affirmatively. Most interviewees cited the following reasons (1) untapped talent pool (2) need for the acquisition of technical skills to be competitive in the twenty-first century workforce (3) highly respected field (4) future leaders for a global economy (5) need for a critical mass to serve as more diversity and (6) need for mentors and role models. Illustrative comments are presented below. [Pg.115]

Yes, you. Nostradamus waved a fork vaguely. Every adept develops his own particular style to some extent, his personal talents. I am detecting hints—as I should be by this time—that you are finding your own skills, your particular strengths. For example, after you almost caught Honeycat in the Campo San... [Pg.122]

That means more than simply performing at your present level of competence. It means remed)hng any lack of knowledge or skill and handling any inner or outer block that is an impediment to achievement. It means deplo)dng your talents and capabilities to best advantage. All this may require considerable self-searching, which is the subject of the next chapter. [Pg.33]

Build a team with the necessary skills and talents regardless of where in the orgainization they are located. Your teaim will need to share your vision and be willing to commit themselves to helping you realize it. [Pg.85]


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