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Business Definition for: Blindside

  • to attack somebody in a way that he or she cannot anticipate

Wiktionary Definition for: Blindside

  • automotive A driver's field of blindness around an automobile; the side areas behind the driver.
  • colloquial To catch off guard; to take by surprise.

Additional Resources

Brookings Event - Blindside: How to Anticipate Forcing Events and Wild Cards in Global Politics
To: POLITICAL EDITORSContact: The Brookings Institution Office of Communications, +1- 202-797-6105 WASHINGTON, Nov. 14 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ -- The following is being issued by the Brookings Institution:Wednesday, November 28, 2007, 2 pm -- 3:30 pmThe Brookings Institution, Falk Auditorium, 1775 Massachusetts Ave, NW, Washington, DCOn November 28, the Brookings Institution Press will...
Tags: Brookings Institution, Government, SALES
Research articles 2007-11-14
Firing Shouldn’t Be as Painful as We Make It
One of the toughest aspects of managing a team is having to let a team member go, especially a long-standing one. When you have spent the time training someone, gotten used to their personality foibles and signed their birthday card with clever little witticisms a few times, it becomes tougher...
Tags: Jeff Palfini, Honesty, Team Member, Job, Firing, Management, Team Management, Manager, Team
Blog posts 2007-10-12
20/20 Change Agent
Article explains that ability to focus to zoom in on the initiatives that would propel the company toward its goals, to put a wide-angle lens on the big picture, to stay alert to anything that might blindside the effort. Fresh from the front lines of transformation effort, shared his four-point...
Tags: Agent, Goal, Real Estate, Business Operations
White papers 1999-12-01
Sportlight May 4
May 4 1969 -- The Montreal Canadiens win the Stanley Cup with a four- game sweep against the St. Louis Blues. 1993 -- Dale Hunter of the Washington Capitals receives a record 21-game suspension without pay from the NHL for a blindside check on the...
Tags: Games, NHL
Research articles 2004-05-04
Bertuzzi tells NHL he should play again
NEW YORK -- Todd Bertuzzi got his chance to tell the NHL why it should allow him to play hockey again. Steve Moore, who might never play again because of the vicious hit Bertuzzi dealt him, believes the Vancouver Canucks forward hasn't sat out long enough. ...
Tags: Games, NHL, Vancouver
Research articles 2005-04-27
Betsen turns down Leicester
BIARRITZ, France AFP — Rugged blindside flanker Serge Betsen has turned down a chance to join English Zurich Premiership side Leicester by signing a new three-year contract with Biarritz. "I want to finish my career here," said the 31-year-old capped 48 times by France. Betsen also has a...
Tags: Agence France-Presse, CAREER, France
Research articles 2005-04-07
South Africa change three for New Zealand
JOHANNESBURG AFP — Veteran prop Os du Randt returns to the Springbok front row as coach Jake White made three changes and one positional switch to the team to take on New Zealand in Saturday's Tri-Nations clash in Cape Town. Blindside flanker Schalk Burger returns from the bench, pushing...
Tags: Agence France-Presse, Australia, clash, team
Research articles 2005-08-03
Sports briefs
Hockey BERTUZZI BACK: Vancouver Canucks forward Todd Bertuzzi, whose blindside punch left Colorado's Steve Moore with a broken neck, was reinstated by the NHL on Monday. Bertuzzi was suspended for the final 13 regular-season games of the 2003-04 season and the Stanley Cup playoffs. His banishment continued throughout...
Tags: CAREER, Games, NHL
Research articles 2005-08-09
Bertuzzi and Canucks get cold reception in Colorado
DENVER, United States AFP — Vancouver's Todd Bertuzzi met with an avalanche of boos in his first National Hockey League game here since his infamous on-ice attack on Colorado's Steve Moore. Bertuzzi became an enemy to the Avalanche for his blindside hit on Moore, slamming him to the ice...
Tags: Agence France-Presse, Colorado, Games, Vancouver
Research articles 2005-10-28
Suns blindside Clippers
PHOENIX, United States AFP — Steve Nash and the Phoenix Suns reminded the Los Angeles Clippers what it means to play with the National Basketball Association's big boys. Nash scored 14 of his 25 points in a huge first quarter as the Suns raced to a 20-point lead and...
Tags: Agence France-Presse, Games, Phoenix Technologies
Research articles 2006-03-16
Italy make three changes for Six Nations clash with Scotland
ROME AFP — Italy coach Pierre Berbizier has made three changes to his starting XV for Saturday's Six Nations match away to Scotland. Openside flanker Mauro Bergamasco and wing Andrea Masi are recalled after injuries ruled them both out of the 20-7 defeat against world champions England on February...
Tags: Agence France-Presse, England, Italy, Scotland, team
Research articles 2007-02-22
Rugby blindside at centre of Clarke tax scrum.
Byline: Vanda Carson May 27, 2007 (The Age - ABIX via COMTEX) -- Details have emerged of the origin of a legal dispute between Macquarie Bank non-executive chair David Clarke and the Australian Taxation Office ATO. Clarke is suing the ATO over a $A450,000...
Tags: Australian Taxation Office, FINANCE, Taxes
Research articles 2007-05-27
Top trio back for Wales rugby team at World Cup
CARDIFF AFP — Welsh coach Gareth Jenkins on Thursday recalled the experienced trio of Gareth Thomas, Colin Charvis and Stephen Jones for the crunch World Cup Pool B game against Australia here on Saturday. Charvis, who scored a try against Canada, will fill the blindside flanker role with Jonathan...
Tags: Agence France-Presse, Canada, Games, Jenkins, Jones, team
Research articles 2007-09-13
Rams' Bulger, Bears' Benson in NFL infirmary
The St. Louis Rams could be without Marc Bulger, again. Bulger suffered a concussion in a 24-19 loss to Seattle on Sunday, and coach Scott Linehan was uncertain whether the quarterback would be available for next week's game against Atlanta. Bulger, who missed two games earlier...
Tags: Components, Games, HARDWARE, Memory, NFL, RAM, Semiconductors
Research articles 2007-11-26
Canada Sportsbreak.
Winnipeg, MB, Mar 10, 2004 Resource News International via COMTEX POLICE PROBE BERTUZZI'S NECK-BREAKING ATTACK Vancouver - Vancouver Canucks star winger Todd Bertuzzi is facing a police investigation and a lengthy suspension from the National Hockey League after his attack on Colorado Avalanche forward Steve...
Tags: Games, NHL, suspension, Toronto
Research articles 2004-03-10
The Quick Wins Paradox
New leaders know they must prove themselves right out of the gate. But in pursuing quick wins, they often fall into traps that undermine success, say Van Buren and Safferstone. For example, a new leader might:...
Tags: Team, Leader, CEO, Leadership, Team Management, Management, Harvard Business Review, In Brief, Mark E. Van Buren, Todd Safferstone, Mark E. Van Buren, Todd Safferstone
Articles 2009-01-05
The Last Act of a Great CEO
You've just won promotion to an executive role. To succeed, you'll need to get up to speed quickly. What better source of wisdom than your predecessor? Yet few incoming leaders take advantage of this priceless asset,...
Tags: Predecessor, CEO, Team Management, Strategy, Management, Harvard Business Review, In Brief, Thomas J. Friel, Robert S. Duboff, Thomas J. Friel, Robert S. Duboff
Articles 2009-01-05
Eight Energy Projects the Stimulus Bill Could Fund
The stimulus bill currently inching its way through Congress and Senate is intended to quickly add jobs, by pouring money into projects that can get underway immediately. Yet with over $800 billion poised to flood into the economy, it's surprising how hazy the details are. Most of the money is...
Tags: Biodiesel, Stimulus, Hydrogen, Chris Morrison
Blog posts 2009-02-09
Sporting digest: Rugby Union
The Harlequins forward Steve White-Cooper has been ruled out of the England side for tomorow night's A international against Italy at Bedford. with a knee injury. Northampton's Grant Seely takes over the role of blindside flanker. With Seely promoted off the bench, the Gloucester lock Rob Fidler...
Tags: British Broadcasting Corp., Heineken N.V.
Research articles 2001-02-15
Rugby Union: Howarth proves worth as Newport ride storm
The thousand or so Newport supporters were singing hymns and arias long into the night after this memorable Heineken Cup Pool Six victory, which was every bit as emphatic as it was unexpected. There was, however, no argument. Nor could there be with a 3-0 try count in the Welsh...
Tags: Heineken N.V.
Research articles 2001-09-30
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