Top Tech, Management Hurdles
Top Tech, Management Hurdles
Great opportunities if you're in the right group and have a good manager.
Top-notch technologies, world-wide scope.
It's hard to convince senior management. Risk-taking is usually used without accepting or even gathering 360-degree feedback from peer groups outside the business unit.
Spend more on quality improvement and project management in accordance with best practices (CMM/CMMI). Engage in more sync-up with peer groups outside business units. Avoid politics in making decisions and avoid duplicate work and groups. Become more customer-centered rather than inner-structure centered. Introduce global CRM and ERP systems, moving away from Excel planning.
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