A big problem that we often see out in the field is that we humans have a tendency to make a lot of assumptions.

That often leads us to fall into five possible communication traps. Got interested? Press link to go to original post.
A big problem that we often see out in the field is that we humans have a tendency to make a lot of assumptions.
That often leads us to fall into five possible communication traps. Got interested? Press link to go to original post.
The “MAGIC” of jazz leadership.
It encourages innovation, supported autonomy, shared leadership, improvisation, and clear communication. Hey, it worth reading it and investing the 3 minutes – even though you might not be a musician 🙂 – Keep reading here.
Without trust between colleagues and team, avenues of communication experience gridlock.
Companies that clearly define their team players’ roles and talk about innovation transparently from day one have a better chance of constructing cohesive teams. Keep reading here.
“Many strategy execution processes fail because the firm does not have something worth executing.
Several important topics to be considered in order to setup and implement when processing on your strategy:
* Communicate your logic
* It’s not just a top-down process
* Let selection happen organically
* Make change your default
For a successful strategy implementation process, however, it is useful to put the default the other way around: Change it unless it is crystal clear that the old way is substantially better. Execution involves change. Embrace it.” – Read the full blog on Harvard Business Review here.