Use These Three Phrases When Managing Your Boss
I’m Bob Wendover. Ever find yourself trying to manage your boss? Most of us have at one point or another. […]
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Hang On – Let Me Over-Think This!
Are you a smart person? I thought so. I am too. But sometimes I am too smart for my own
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This Beats Group Brainstorming
You’ve probably been there. Five or six of you sit in a meeting and the leader asks you to come
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Are You a Victim of Infobesity?
In truth, we all are at times. As the name implies, infobesity is being unable to make decisions because you
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Do Your Employees Possess These Two Critical Characteristics?
We all wonder, at times, why some leaders and managers are more effective at motivating the people around them. Over
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The Magic of Form-Storm-Norm-Perform
Over the past 40-plus years, I have been involved with or observed countless groups, large and small and how they
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Probability or Frequency – Which Should You Use to Make Decisions?
As Americans, we are in love with statistics. Sports commentators spew forth endless player facts during every game. Advertisers tell
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Always Add Another Bullet
I’m a list guy – to-do lists, procedure lists, material lists, lists of ideas. You get the idea. I can
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Could the Zeigarnik Effect Be Sapping Your Energy?
I’ve always been fascinated with the expeditors in busy restaurants. When I worked in commercial kitchens 40 years ago, we
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Do Bureaucracies Create Burnout?
I have been a fan of economist Thomas Sowell’s writings for years. He has an amazing ability to condense the