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In my opinion, I find this saying rather hierarchically judgmental, implying that the perceiver has all of the facts necessary to correctly conclude reality. To sum it up, those who know me are aware that one of my least favorite sayings in the world, albeit often recited is: 'Perception is Reality'.

Instead, my advise to leaders who have regional, national, or global geographically dispersed teams is to simply Get Out There and make your presence known! As a result, the 'one-size fits all', 'square peg in a round hole', 'blanket solution', 'I know best' delivery approach generally results in a huge miss in the satisfaction of customer expectations. Casual dress is fine and you can call ahead for preferred seating at (843) 449-5388. Unfortunately, I have witnessed many organizations blindly calling the shots from headquarters without seeing, feeling, hearing, and consequently not being aware of the environmental nuances requiring possible shifts in the technology solutions being deployed to properly satisfy the unique business / customer needs. One visit and you’ll be a member of the family. Kitchen Nightmares and all related episodes and quotes are a copyright of A. It aired its first episode on September 19, 2007.

Youve got to see it to beleive it at flamingo grill series#

Kitchen Nightmares is a reality TV series on FOX where Chef Gordon Ramsay visits failing restaurants across America and tries to help them turn around. While few of my peers did this, I prioritized getting to know where my people worked, the unique demands they faced, and the required adjustments we might need to make in the delivery of standard services based on their environments. For the censored version of the same series, see Kitchen Nightmares. In my role as a national IT leader with a team of 100+ professionals who were architecting, designing, deploying, supporting, and continuously working to improve technology for one of the largest healthcare organizations in the world, I made it a point early on to travel, explore and visit members of my team where they worked. The same holds true for leading geographically dispersed teams. I can honestly tell you standing on the Cliffs of Moher, NEVER had I experienced such a site! Broad, wholesome, charitable views of men (and women) and things cannot be acquired by vegetating in one little corner of the earth all one's lifetime'. Recently seeing the beautiful Atlantic coastline in Ireland caused me to reflect on one of my favorite Mark Twain quotes: ' Travel is fatal to prejudice, bigotry, and narrow-mindedness, and many of our people need it sorely on these accounts.