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China Businesscast: Interview with LenovoPosted by Robert Ness, September 1, 2006 12:04 PM
 They talk about what Lenovo is doing, what it's like to work there, the cultural divides that the company is trying to cross after its acquisition of IBM's Thinkpad and international expansion, among other topics. Click here to listen. Subscribe to China Businesscast Let us know your impressions of the show by leaving comments or emailing robert(a)danwei.org.
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Comments on China Businesscast: Interview with Lenovothanks for the initiative to keep it short and focused on one specific topic will be more effective to deliver the message, you might need a little more editing to keep the essence and filter the redundancy Thank you for the constructive feedback. The interview could have been streamlined to clarify a governing thought and provide a more focused structure. Editing and clearer replies to the well posed questions would have also strengthened the interview. Please kindly acknowledge that this is the benefit and weakness of rapid adhoc, guerilla style reporting. Look forward to participating in the future to Danwei.org's valuable knowledge exchange. guerilla style reporting? what's that? sounds to me like an excuse for an unprofessional presentation. sort it out and you may get some listeners. |
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