Changing the way people think about innovation is tough, and figuring out where change fails is even harder. ADKAR just might have some of the answers. Read more ›
Changing the way people think about innovation is tough, and figuring out where change fails is even harder. ADKAR just might have some of the answers. Read more ›
Organizations do not become great overnight. Moreover, Jim Collins, Author of Good to Great, makes a notion that rapid transformation can lead to rapid destruction. What makes organizations great is… Read more ›
Perception is a powerful tool, especially the perception of someone else. Nonetheless, when individuals fail, it is often because they did not align their initiative with a collection of individual viewpoints. Read more ›
Referencing the famous story of David and Goliath, Malcolm Gladwell highlights the power of perception in business and life. Read more ›
Are you having reservations about your recent decisions? Were those decisions based upon a vast assortment of facts and academic sources? In his book, Blink: The Power of Thinking Without Thinking, Malcolm Gladwell inspires readers about making split-second decisions from gaining just the right amount of information and experience. Read more ›
As Simon Sinek brilliantly states, if you would not fire your child for getting poor grades in school, then why would you fire an employee for underperforming.
A brilliant view of how epidemics happen, Author Malcolm Gladwell (2002) highlights why change occurs so rapidly. Read more ›
What if outliers hold the key to success?
To understand this concept you must ask yourself why some people seem to succeed well beyond their peers while the rest tend to be stuck in motion.
If you look at the outliers, you might uncover a new trend. However, if you look at trends which fall within the bell-shaped curve, or, normal data, your findings may be confined to those trends.
What happens in business when trends fade? If you are not looking at the outliers, your business may fade with them.
Do you ever wonder why, in some instances, we do what we do and how we perform some tasks without putting forth much thought? Charles Duhigg revels scientific research explaining … Read more ›
If you thought you asked great questions during an interview, wait till you read this book!
John Kador’s “301 Best Questions to Ask on Your Interview” is a book with great advice–advice not only about what questions to ask but when and how to ask them. Read more ›
“The Adventures of Johnny Bunko: The Last Career Guide You’ll Ever Need” is an animated retreat from the daunting norms present in our everyday careers. Read more ›