Yes, but does LO work? LO18929

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>there are examples of "real" LOs out there--McKinsey, Toyota, ABB, Goldman
>Sachs, Microsoft, many, many others. However, if we want, ourselves, to
>learn from these examples we have to commit ourselves to examining them
>and trying to understand the special lessons each can give us. This is
>hard work, but it will take us somewhere, if we really do want to learn.

How about some case study threads then?

Paul

[Host's Note: I would be delighted to see some case study threads.
...Rick]

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