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		Tangled Up in Reviews By Marty Davis One-on-one discussions allowed us to convince the reviewers that we knew what we were talking about. + Read More

		You Don't Have to Crash to Have Impact By Sylvia Cox The emphasis was on informed, timely decision making based on frequent reviews. + Read More

		Listening to the Voice Inside By Joan Salute The team's morale took a nosedive, as attitudes from the top down fell flat. + Read More

		Calling Down the Fire on Yourself By Jo Gunderson I had never encountered a project that was as complete at that point in its lifecycle. + Read More

		Standing Offer By Roy Malone On each visit they focused on a particular area of the program and scrutinized it in detail with us. + Read More


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