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Agility is a Short-Term Strategy. Anticipation Brings Exponential Change.

Project Management

Daniel Burrus June 28, 2021 The coronavirus pandemic of 2020 affected how both individuals and organizations had to operate professionally like never before. Many workers went remote, while others were unfortunately laid off for the time being. Brick-and-mortar organizations had to close their doors with no real certainty as to when “business as usual” would … Continue reading Agility is a Short-Term Strategy. Anticipation Brings Exponential Change. →

How to Think About Initiating Change Efforts That No One Has Asked For

Change Management

Liz Kislik May 27, 2021 Picture this: You’ve just learned that you’re being hired for — or promoted into — a leadership job that’s at least a level higher than you’ve ever had before. You’re thrilled, and you start thinking about all the things you want to accomplish — for your people, your customers, and … Continue reading How to Think About Initiating Change Efforts That No One Has Asked For →

6 Actions Brands Can Take to Get Beyond Virtue Signaling for Positive Social Change

Social Collaboration

Jerome Tennille May 18, 2021 geralt / Pixabay We’re roughly a year beyond what I’ll call a “corporate awakening” since the death of George Floyd. I’ve been observing the corporate response, and what I’ve noticed is that there’s a spectrum of how companies are responding. On the more performative end of the spectrum, companies have … Continue reading 6 Actions Brands Can Take to Get Beyond Virtue Signaling for Positive Social Change →

The Irony of Change

Change Management

Dave Brock May 13, 2021 The other day, I was speaking with a colleague about the state of sales/selling. We started talking about the irony of change, how our jobs are all about change–yet we, somehow, seem the most resistant to changing how we sell. Sales/selling has little to do with what we sell. It … Continue reading The Irony of Change →

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