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Keeping Your Word
Several months ago, a former executive at our company made a commitment to a third-party via email. It is obvious that he didn’t research the cost of his promise nor did he get anyone else’s approval. Neither I nor my CFO was aware of the obligation until the other party brought it to our attention. When I learned that the commitment was north of six figures, I gasped.
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Deciding to keep my word even tho I didn't know all facts-HARD RT @MichaelHyatt: Why is keeping your word so important http://bit.ly/aWmiRA
RT @michaelhyatt: Why is keeping your word so important, even if you don’t have a contract? Here are 3 reasons. Re-post: http://bit.ly/aWmiRA
RT @michaelhyatt: Why is keeping your word so important, even if you don’t have a contract? Here are 3 reasons. Re-post: http://bit.ly/aWmiRA
RT @michaelhyatt: Why is keeping your word so important, even if you don’t have a contract? Here are 3 reasons. Re-post: http://bit.ly/aWmiRA
RT @michaelhyatt: Why is keeping your word so important, even if you don’t have a contract? Here are 3 reasons. Re-post: http://bit.ly/aWmiRA
RT @michaelhyatt: Why is keeping your word so important, even if you don’t have a contract? Here are 3 reasons. Re-post: http://bit.ly/aWmiRA
RT @michaelhyatt: Why is keeping your word so important, even if you don’t have a contract? Here are 3 reasons. Re-post: http://bit.ly/aWmiRA
RT @michaelhyatt: Why is keeping your word so important, even if you don’t have a contract? Here are 3 reasons. Re-post: http://bit.ly/aWmiRA
RT @MichaelHyatt: Why is keeping your word so important, even if you don’t have a contract? Here are 3 reasons
Noteworthy RT @MichaelHyatt Why is keeping your word so important, even if you dont have a contract? Here are 3 reasons http://bit.ly/aWmiRA