If You’re Not Prepared to Wrong . . .
Ten years ago, British educator Sir Ken Robinson presented his widely hailed TED talk entitled Do Schools Kill Creativity? The
Ten years ago, British educator Sir Ken Robinson presented his widely hailed TED talk entitled Do Schools Kill Creativity? The
In the 1970’s, economist Herbert Stein coined the term satisficing. He defined it as not making the best decision but
I recently spent two days working with a group of executives in the construction industry. At one point, they veered
A few years ago, I served on the board of a trade association. At one meeting, a proposal was made
Lonnie works as an analyst at a financial services firm. He graduated with a finance degree and a 3.35 GPA.
There is a tale floating around the internet that NASA spent $12 billion developing pens that would work in space,
Don’t hire top performers! Sounds like the reverse of what you should be doing. But it’s not. Twenty years ago,
An update to a previous post — As you recall, I took Cam Newton to task for walking out on
Society has sold the Millennials a bill of goods. They’ve been told that they’re special. They’ve been told that their
I spend a good deal of time researching the myths and stereotypes about Millennials. Some are fair. Some are unfair.
Well, the Super Bowl is over and we all know who won. (Full disclosure: I live in Denver.) But aside
Over the years, I’ve presented several hundred case studies for discussion in the sessions I conduct. The thing that fascinates