Comments on: Underestimating your Enemies http://marketingdeviant.com/underestimating-your-enemies/ The Power of Marketing & Business Strategies Sat, 06 Sep 2008 04:56:50 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6 By: David Kam http://marketingdeviant.com/underestimating-your-enemies/#comment-5297 David Kam Thu, 15 May 2008 03:36:05 +0000 http://marketingdeviant.com/?p=639#comment-5297 Mike, I have that sometimes too! Definitely never underestimate the little guys because you never know if you have to call one of them boss one day! Mike, I have that sometimes too! Definitely never underestimate the little guys because you never know if you have to call one of them boss one day!

]]> By: Mike Smith - Bootstr http://marketingdeviant.com/underestimating-your-enemies/#comment-5293 Mike Smith - Bootstr Wed, 14 May 2008 22:18:25 +0000 http://marketingdeviant.com/?p=639#comment-5293 I never underestimate anyone. I have the "everyone's out to get me" complex at times, but thats due to family and friends (or ex-family and ex-friends to be more accurate) who've done wrong by me over and over again. Either way, you shouldn't underestimate the little guy either, you never know when he'll be featured on your website promoting the same product you're selling (long story lol). I never underestimate anyone. I have the “everyone’s out to get me” complex at times, but thats due to family and friends (or ex-family and ex-friends to be more accurate) who’ve done wrong by me over and over again.

Either way, you shouldn’t underestimate the little guy either, you never know when he’ll be featured on your website promoting the same product you’re selling (long story lol).

]]> By: David Kam http://marketingdeviant.com/underestimating-your-enemies/#comment-5275 David Kam Mon, 12 May 2008 23:04:52 +0000 http://marketingdeviant.com/?p=639#comment-5275 Michelle- There must be a reason as to why they are creepy, so learn about them more (history, background, activities). How many times can you run away from them? Susie- How did you guys became enemies in the first place? Anyway to undo it (you're in the same team)!? If not, learn from the friends of the enemies (befriend them first). Michelle- There must be a reason as to why they are creepy, so learn about them more (history, background, activities). How many times can you run away from them?

Susie- How did you guys became enemies in the first place? Anyway to undo it (you’re in the same team)!? If not, learn from the friends of the enemies (befriend them first).

]]> By: Susie http://marketingdeviant.com/underestimating-your-enemies/#comment-5274 Susie Mon, 12 May 2008 19:40:48 +0000 http://marketingdeviant.com/?p=639#comment-5274 This is great advice, in large corporations, I think it is spot on, how can it work in a situation with a co-worker enemy? There is no way that will be allowed, even though we are on the same team, it's a "threatening" matter of who has more knowledge, as well as a who has more power. This is great advice, in large corporations, I think it is spot on, how can it work in a situation with a co-worker enemy? There is no way that will be allowed, even though we are on the same team, it’s a “threatening” matter of who has more knowledge, as well as a who has more power.

]]> By: Michelle Gartner http://marketingdeviant.com/underestimating-your-enemies/#comment-5273 Michelle Gartner Mon, 12 May 2008 18:34:33 +0000 http://marketingdeviant.com/?p=639#comment-5273 What if your enemies are too creepy- I mean really I have enemies the same as everyone else but I really don't want to be spying on them or keeping them close to me? The farther I can get away from my enemies the better. What if your enemies are too creepy- I mean really I have enemies the same as everyone else but I really don’t want to be spying on them or keeping them close to me? The farther I can get away from my enemies the better.

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