Shorts: Chip and Dan Heath on what is working
In Seth Godin wonderful E-book What Matters, Chip and Dan Heath write: We’re wired to focus on what’s not working. But Murphy asked, “What IS working, today, and how can we do more of it?” You’re...
View ArticleOn hiring smarter than you and according to strengths
Photo by Sekimura It is all one to me if a man comes for Sing Sing Prison or Harvard. We hire a man, not his history. (Malcolm S. Forbes) I was finishing my reading of Guy Kawasaki’s great book Reality...
View ArticleShorts: #Linchpin on Teamwork
Seth Godin, Linchpin: There are plenty of bosses who fear the idea of indispensable employees and would instead encourage you to focus on teamwork. “Teamwork” is the word bosses and coaches and...
View ArticleJust because you are successful, doesn’t mean you need to be a manager
Two similar ideas by two different people, both espousing an idea I really like: not everybody needs to be a manager; Even though we all think we do. In this short TED talk, Richard St. John, says,...
View ArticleThe star system – bad news for teamwork?
Photo by Coredy Bob Sutton writes in his blog about Boris Groysberg’s Research on star employees – Too Many Cooks Spoil the Broth: The results of this research are interesting because, while some...
View ArticleWhat’s working?
Photo by Marcin Wichary We often hear people say that they need to work on their weaknesses. Today in class, I heard someone say that he sees the positive feedback he receives as pat on the back, but...
View ArticlePlay time!
Photo by fdecomite Another great quote from Mindset: The New Psychology of Success (see the first one here): Penelope assumed that somewhere out there was someone who was already perfect. Relationship...
View ArticleNot everybody can
Photo by ProfAlliRich “Anybody can pour a cup of coffee, rent out cars, sell pairs of jeans. Except, of course, they can’t. The [businesses] that are the best at these things take ‘anybodies’ off the...
View ArticleThe right job and the manager’s role
Photo by quapan Bob Sutton wrote a very interesting post a few days ago. Here are the main parts of it: I realized that while much of what I write about focuses on bad versus good bosses, jobs, and...
View ArticleMake yourself non-equitable
Scott Ginsberg (or in the name is more famous for, The Nametag Guy), introduced a challenge on his blog. He has a new book out, called -ABLE: 35 Strategies for Increasing the Probability of Success in...
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