What is silo mentality and how do transfer's limit it?
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In this context, I think silo mentality describes our penchant for viewing every problem through our own lens that is formed from our own personal experience. If you do not move outside of your own silo, then you see every problem with the same angle. \nOne popular way of expressing that thought is to say that if your only tool is a hammer, then every problem looks like a nail to you. (Sorry, I don't know the source on that one).\nTransferring to other job types breaks the silo mentality because each job has a different perspective on the same problem - thus it is common to move directors around in a company to round out their personal toolbox.
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you come up with a reasonable reason as to why you want to transfer - I hate the school I am at usually doesn't work.  Transferring to be closet to family or loved ones (hardship) sometimes works
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Did you mean one at a time? If not then you are in for a treat if you are lucky. Could be exhausting though, if there is more than one of us we get really mad if we don't get our share. Trust me it can work out, but is not easy. Best of luck. Joan. UK.
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You can't. there must be some form of power. for every action there is a re-action. It's like getting a mule to move, without an incentive.
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Usually when colleges say something, they mean it. Accepted or not, they have the right and ability to withdraw their offer.\n\nI don't know how strict this particular school is, but it's definitely something to worry about.
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You don't get transfered from one state prison to another unless they happen to need overflow and send you out of state.  What you're probably thinking of involves "states" in the sense of nations. (Remember each US state is truly a sovergin nation that has ceded some power to the federal government)  There's a treaty that allows prisoner to be returned to their country of citizenship to serve out the remainder of their sentence.  ie You're in jail in Mexico but are a US citizen.  Under the treaty you could possibly apply to be transfered to a US federal prison to serve out the remainder of your jail in your home country.
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Dear Mr Sanjay\n\nHumen wants are unlimited,  so How you are having surplus resources?  this is very interesting.   That also you want to share through on line,  that means this may be some knowledge.  if you share your knowledge with others it will increase.   Please specified the resources..\n\nThank you
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I have seen people do it.  First go to the unit you want to go to and talk to them and you can make it happen and to gain another soldier that unit will have motivation to help you.\n\nIt may be harder now that units deploy allot but your old unit can not keep you in if you are "moving".
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H's can interlock very well in terms of not having waste. I can't draw it on here though lol
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There is no limit. You can sign once you both agree.
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Can you make quick decisions when you are in a crunch? Or do you need time to reason out all of your options and come to a conclusion?\nPeople who think on their feet are the former. They can improvise when they need to, even when they are backed into a corner.
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yes it is..........all to do with the credit scoring system....if the other company has stricter guidelines they can refuse the transfer
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You cannot get all of it right away. You will lose part of it to interest.
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The problem is that the farther out you go, the higher the risk.  Well, it isn't actually a problem but you need to understand that risk and return are tied together.  \n\nLet me give you an example...\n\n5+ years ago:  People looked at storage on the computer and thought that it might be a good idea to create a micro disk drive.  Something that would work in the computers that kept getting smaller and smaller.\n\nSounds look a good idea right?  And it was.\n\nToday:  Micro drives (1" drives) are available now in 4, 6, 8GB capacities.  Cool, right?  The problem is that flash memory had been increasing in density and dropping in price faster than most predicted. It's almost to the point where you can buy the same amount of storage in flash...and flash is cheaper!  This drove all the profit out of the micro-drive business.\n\nSo disruptive technologies can enter a market and interrupt what sounded like a good long-term plan.  In this case Flash Memory.  And if you think it is merely a matter of switching horses early enough...  Flash memory is facing a competitive technology as well a few years from now!  \n\nSeeing the future is tough!
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Thanks to Big Blue and their being the pioneers in "downsizing", this is a common scenario nowadays. \n\nSpread the workload as evenly as possible, ask for and pay attention to their input and implement ideas worthy of consideration where possible. BE HONEST if at all possible. Understand that workers today are wearing several hats and stress is so thick in the workplace it can be sliced up for sandwiches. Reward loyalty and do not encourage suckups.
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I agree with you 100% on that. That is such a great point. I don't understand it, maybe it's an issue they don't touch because they don't believe they will get enough out of it or something. It's really all about greed and the almighty buck.
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Its possible you wrote some of the emails wrong. I do not think theres a limit, but the more address you put in your d-list, the more chances that it might bounce back or its possible that you got the address wrong.\n\nIf just ONE address is wrong,then that person wont get it. But it should still send it to the rest of the people on the list.