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The seven habits of highly defective people


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Title:

The seven habits of highly defective people

Author(s):

Ken Matejka, Richard J. Dunsing, Bryce Walat

Journal:

Management Decision

Year:

1998

Volume:

36

Issue:

10

Page:

654 - 656


ISSN:

0025-1747


DOI:

10.1108/00251749810245309

Publisher:

MCB UP Ltd

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Abstract:

Steven Covey had tremendous success with his seven habits for success in business in particular and life in general. This article takes a light-hearted, irreverent look at analyzing the habits of the people who do not have such great prosperity. Chronically less than successful people suffer from seven diseases (or habits) including: playing the victim, failure to see the bigger picture, a lack of priorities, destructive competition, blind spots, a lack of creativity and resistance to change. The article really explores how some people stop themselves from becoming all that they could be.

Keywords:

Creativity, Effectiveness, Priority rules


Article Type:

Viewpoint


Article URL:

http://www.emeraldinsight.com/10.1108/00251749810245309

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