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Numbers aren’t everything. People matter. Cultures matter
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Learning is tough. This is how smart leaders make the time for it
The room for learning, growth and improvement exists when you are challenged by smart peers and colleagues
Sounding Board
The insider with an outside in view
Should I continue as a full-time consultant to the chief transformation officer in my firm? Or am I better off moving to a part-time consulting role, take on other clients, and acquire a more diverse experience?
Your firm’s culture: What you do is who you are
Culture cannot be an afterthought for tech transformation. It has to be an essential part of it
Senator, we sell bads
Facebook is undergoing a moral crisis. Is it because of its business model, its culture, or something deeper?
Make your firm people-centric
#metoo and a safe workplace, Paul Allen vs Bill Gates, AI and human judgement, interview with India Post's Ashok Pal Singh, and more
#metoo: It is time for CEOs to lead the way
Women will believe they will get justice when they see leaders champion a harassment-free workplace. For that, a compliance mechanism alone is not enough. Leaders must initiate open conversations that define the norms for a safe workplace
Holacracy and its discontents
Is Holacracy and the boss-less company the next big thing?
The Gist
Does your team have runners or passive riders?
In his book ‘Move Your Bus’, Ron Clark talks about the different kinds of people companies typically have—high performers, the dependables, average workers and deadweights—and what leaders can do to get the best out of their teams
The Gist
Shaping an Organization's Culture
The success of any change is linked to human dynamics—the culture. Yet cultures have a way of maintaining the status quo. Senn Delaney's Larry Senn and Jim Hart tackle that dilemma in their book 'Winning Teams, Winning Cultures'
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