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May 7, 2015
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“Audience members at the recent Quest for Excellence® Conference were asked to ponder two questions from keynote speaker Geoff Colvin senior editor at large for Fortune magazine.
- Where does world-class performance really come from? and
- What will people do better than computers? Or, phrased in a better way, according to Colvin, what are humans most driven to do?
For the answer to the first question, Colvin said, we all carry around deep-seated feelings; many people think the answer is hard work, but lots of people work incredibly hard at what they do, yet are not considered world-class performers.”
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