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Stakeholder Management - We're Off To See The Wizard

by Bas de Baar on Aug 23, 2010

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You can learn a lot about Stakeholder Management from The Wizard of Oz. See for an introduction this article: ...

You can learn a lot about Stakeholder Management from The Wizard of Oz. See for an introduction this article:

6 Lessons From Oz About Stakeholder Management

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  • projectshrink Bas de Baar , Project Shrink at The Web Hi George,

    Thanks for the awesome comment...These are excellent questions for self-assessment! Appreciated.
    1 year ago Reply
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  • xiby George Sciberras Wouldn't it be nice if all followers commented on member's show. It shows a sign of friendship and appreciation. , PENSIONER at My own sweet home One of the best ways to make yourself happy is to make other people happy;

    One of the best ways to make other people is to be happy yourself.

    Are the following statements true for you:

    Do people seem to feel comfortable confiding in you?
    Do people follow your recommendations?
    Are you a source of material comfort or security for someone else?
    Do people whom you’ve introduced often go on to have a continuing relationship?
    Do people seem to drift toward you? Join a conversation that you’re having, sit down next to you at a meeting?
    Are you providing opportunities for other people – job leads, blind dates, contacts in a new city?
    Do people whom you hardly remember go out of their way to greet you warmly? Say, an intern who worked in your office three years ago, or a former student?
    Do people seem to want to connect with you -- by making plans or by emailing, calling, or texting?
    Do people seem energized by you? Do they smile and laugh in your presence?
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  • wistfulmactavish wistfulmactavish I happen to love this - it’s good art :-)

    ~see credits
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  • avmp Avel Mor Pilotages at Avel Mor Pilotages Clear ! thank you for sharing 1 year ago Reply
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  • MichaelWhi Michael Whittaker , IT-consultat, web application developer, student at University Paderborn nice presentation, definitely one to file and look at from time to time... 1 year ago Reply
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  • hudali15 Ali Anani , General Manager at Phenomena Communications Bas,
    This is a masterpiece presentation. Even though it is about managing expectations of stakeholders; yet it is relevant to all issues in life (managing a family, for example). It is the universality of the presentation that makes it valuable in any place or any time.
    The management of soft skills such as happiness and expectations is worthy of readers’ times. I liked the feedback loops that change the levels of these soft skills and how they influence each other that drew my attention in particular.
    There are some visual tools that you provide such as the “Yellow-Brick” road that are extremely illustrative and reduce hurdles along the way.
    Truly, this presentation is a must read.
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