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Ralf Weiser - Culture Builder

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How to attract and retain talent in manufacturing – culture beats compensation any day

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You may have a heritage, but what legacy will you leave behind?


You may have a heritage, but what legacy will you leave behind? Where you were born, who your parents are, where you live and work may have significantly impacted your heritage. That is in the past though. Look ahead now: What legacy do you want to leave behind? If you are stuck in the past,… Read More You may have a heritage, but what legacy will you leave behind?

October 30, 2012 Ralf WeiserLeave a comment

How do you prevent personal burn out?


Are you feeling a little burned out? I should, I have to, I must, others expect me to, but do I want to (Tweet this)? There is a lot of pressure on us every day. We play a ton of different roles and the most powerful stress is the one we create ourselves. How alive are… Read More How do you prevent personal burn out?

October 25, 2012 Ralf WeiserLeave a comment

Have you thought of one person that has changed your life forever?


Have you thought of one person that has changed your life forever recently?  Think of a person that has changed or impacted your life significantly. This person saw something in you that he or she believed in you more than you did. The encouragement led to a much enriched life journey. Does this person know… Read More Have you thought of one person that has changed your life forever?

October 21, 2012 Ralf Weiser3 Comments

Why doing the opposite is sometimes the best thing you can do


Being part of a tribe feels great and can elevate the group and its team members to new heights. Issues arise when the tribe excludes diversity(Click to tweet this). What I mean by that is that it is very easy to no longer include significantly different point of views. The best thing to do is… Read More Why doing the opposite is sometimes the best thing you can do

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