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Article: Why pride and outsourcing don't mix; Root problems tend to be everyday business issues. So why do some parties give up?(Global Sourcing)
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- Circuits Assembly
- Article date:
- December 1, 2008
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Many of the less successful electronics manufacturing outsourcing relationships at their core have problem behaviors very similar to the age-old character flawks known as the Seven Deadly Sins. In the old days, when good character was considered an essential part of civilized behavior (and was that such a bad thing? Listen up, bankers!), a helpful mnemonic device was designed to help us remember what to avoid: SALIGIA.
As explained in our October column, SALIGIA is derived from the first letters (in Latin) of the Seven Deadly Sins:
1. Superbia (pride).
2. Avaritia (greed).
3. Luxuria (lust).
4. Invidia (envy).
5. ...
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Article: Opera, dance combine for 'Deadly Sins'.
La Crosse Tribune (La Crosse, WI);
April 29, 2007 ;
700+ words
... ... performing arts experience with "The Seven Deadly Sins," a one-act opera and dance drama ... she is faced with each of the seven deadly sins -- sloth, pride, anger, gluttony ... Anna, and her conscience. "The Seven Deadly Sins" will be performed May 5 and 6. Hughes ...
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