What the Trash Talking New York Jets Can Teach Business
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Conventional wisdom suggests it
Conventional wisdom suggests it's better to compete with quiet confidence than shoot your mouth off. The New York Jets used not only their mouths but their brawn and brains to defeat the stoic New England Patriots. While it would be easy to conclude that verbal arrogance was the winning strategy, sound execution and the willingness to change and adapt were the real keys to success.
Conventional wisdom suggests it's better to compete with quiet confidence than shoot your mouth off. The New York Jets used not only their mouths but their brawn and brains to defeat the stoic New England Patriots. While it would be easy to conclude that verbal arrogance was the winning strategy, sound execution and the willingness to change and adapt were the real keys to success.
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