Do Your People Feel Empowered to Make Decisions?
I was going to title this post, “Are You Empowering Your People to Make Decisions?” But then I realized I […]
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If I’m Passing You On the Right – You’re an Idiot
“If I’m Passing You On the Right – You’re an Idiot.” That’s what the sticker on the back window of
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Is That Fish I Smell in the Microwave?
A colleague of mine manages a call center. Several times she has regaled me with stories of things that a
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Building Consensus When There’s an Outlier
I’ve been studying decision makers for more than 30 years. Some have run small businesses, others large conglomerates, still others
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What Happens When You Don’t Consider the Downstream
A college, seeking to substantially increase the number of students it recruited, made the decision a few years ago to
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Will Anyone Miss It If You Don’t Respond?
How many legitimate messages do you receive every day? I’m not talking about all the spam that drives us nuts,
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How to Remember Fantastic Shower Ideas
If you’re like me, you have ideas in the shower. Whether it’s an email you forgot to send or a
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Don’t Be a Hero
I’m Bob Wendover and I love to help people. How about you? I find what goes around comes around. When
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Middle Manager Burnout is a Real Thing
Slack Technologies conducted a survey a few months back that found 43% of middle managers feel burned out. You may
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Do You Really Need THAT Convenience?
Last week, our furnace went on the fritz. I’m a pretty mechanical guy and I enjoy learning new technology. But