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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Save Time by Selectively Volunteering
Have you ever served on a committee or task force where everyone sits around a table or on Zoom discussing
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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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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
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Your Applicants Are Asking This Question? Are You?
Psychologist, Adam Grant, posted an interesting thought on Linked In recently. He said, “Before taking a job offer, it’s worth
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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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What Do You Do If They Ask Why?
I’m Bob Wendover. Are you struggling to implement a hybrid work policy? Every conversation I have about this issue goes
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What Happened to the Mustard at Costco?
One of the best deals in town is the $1.50 hotdog and soda special at Costco. I like mine with
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Pizza – Vipers – Turkeys and Decisions
Economist John Cochran tells of learning how incentives influence people when he was living in Italy with his parents. The
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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