Future Shock
I don’t consider myself much of futurist…in fact…the world of work is changing so fast it’s almost impossible to stay current on a daily basis. But…One
I don’t consider myself much of futurist…in fact…the world of work is changing so fast it’s almost impossible to stay current on a daily basis. But…One
I may be about to alienate my HR friends…but here goes. I’m tired of hearing about change management tools, approaches, messages, and models. Are employees
Leader A – “I have the notes right here…this is what we agreed to at the last meeting.”Leader B – “No it’s not. We needed
Meetings are a double-edged sword. They are a powerful tool to bring team members together to think, plan, and ultimately execute on organizational strategy. Yes,
“The differentiator is the execution.” It’s funny about corporate cultures, norms, and expectations. They differ so dramatically in every organization. I’m going through a period
There is an odd reality to leadership. We talk about being world-class and using best practices and benchmarks to build our organizations to a level
“Good enough.” “No complaints.” “It’s all good.” We use these terms all the time, don’t we? It’s as if we’ve accepted that our careers, or
I get fired up about work. Specifically, my work. I’ve had the privilege of being a human resources leader for many years; and the longer
I spend an inordinate amount of time thinking, speaking, and writing about effective leadership. It’s been such a big part of my professional and personal
If I had chosen a different major in college, then I would be more successful. If I had made different career decisions, then I would