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jobs done well with a minimum of delay or drama. Like bricks, they
are durable, they are dependable, and they require minimal
maintenance.
 
Then there are the "mortar" employees. They hold things together.
Mortar employees are organizational glue. They cross corporate boundaries
effortlessly. They move both across and up- and down the org chart.
They are every command and control manager's worst nightmare. A good
part of the time, you have no idea what they're actually doing.
Like mortar in a wall, there are far fewer of these than bricks and
they can be much higher maintenance.
Then there are the "mortar" employees. Mortar employees are
organizational glue, they hold things together. They cross corporate
boundaries effortlessly. They move both across and up- and down the
org chart. They are every command and control manager's worst
nightmare. A good part of the time, you have no idea what they're
actually doing. Like mortar in a wall, there are far fewer of these
than bricks and they can be much higher maintenance.
 
Great leaders can identify these kinds of people instinctively. They
groom the bricks for more and more execution responsibility. They
cling to the mortar as the next generation of leadership. Great
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http://www.tundraware.com/lessons