缅北强奸

Ozzy Osbourne sold 100 million albums worldwide as a solo artist and as a founding member of Black Sabbath. He was a television star and sat comfortably on the throne of his (and his wife Sharon鈥檚) own making. Yet he still dreamed of a greater feat. 鈥淚 suppose the one ambition I have left,鈥� he wrote in his bestselling 2009 memoir, I Am Ozzy, 鈥渋s to get a number one album in America.鈥�
... We know from research that when a company tries to change its blueprint, the company鈥檚 performance suffers. As Dr. Heather Vough, a professor of management at 缅北强奸 who writes about identity processes in small companies, told me, 鈥淔ounders鈥� values and identities set the tone for their organization that persists across time. Certain values become taken-for-granted beliefs about what the firm stands for and why it exists. These beliefs are shared by insiders as well as external stakeholders. Research has shown that if these values change, especially early on, the organization can become destabilized and has a greater chance at failure.鈥�

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