A saw toother
Nobody likes a saw toother. The kind of person who is either running at a thousand miles an hour, all over a project, communicating at the speed of thought … and then nothing … as their attention moves to the next thing, and the next, and the next … until they’re back on the first thing again, peaking back to the top of the tooth again.
More, more, more, nothing. More, more, more, nothing.
Customers hate it – they think they’re on to something, and then they’re abandoned …
Suppliers hate it – they think they’ve found an interesting partner, and they they’re cut loose …
Colleagues up, down and sideways hate it – they think they’re making progress, and then they’re on their own, wondering what happened and how to get to the other side …
… until they’re picked up again, and it’s go-go-go again.
Skippy strategy: Flatten the tooth, eliminate the gaps – consistency counts.
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