Craig Long: SHOW ME THE MONEY!!!
Here’s a link to a great post on LinkedIn Pulse by a former colleague and all around great guy, Craig Long. YOUR LINK Craig provides some great insight into what it […]
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Here’s a link to a great post on LinkedIn Pulse by a former colleague and all around great guy, Craig Long. YOUR LINK Craig provides some great insight into what it […]
Choose your business metaphors wisely, because they say a lot about how you view the world. One of the minor annoyances present in the business world is the […]
Quick: How many phone calls or conversations did you have last week that dealt purely with understanding how to think about your job, company, or market? I’m betting not many. We […]
Recruiters are tools…on every level. In case you haven’t noticed, I have a modest disdain for consultants and professionals who come from the “say anything” philosophy of life; I wrote […]
A foolish focus on the inputs can endanger your strategy, company, and career. Have you ever heard someone say something like, “I’ve worked 75 hours this week.” (Of course […]
Do you reward those who make the money or those who posture for it? Operation Red Wings was a not-so-obscure military operation in the mountains of Afghanistan. It started […]
Fewer words, initiatives, metrics, and complexities just might unlock your strategy. Did you know that Dr. Seuss wrote The Cat in the Hat using only 236 different words? Amazing, […]
Engagement is important, but it can’t solve everything… In the world of enlightened strategic leadership, the topic of employee engagement comes up. A lot. But, like so many good […]
It’s the death you mourn alone that hurts the most. I have to warn you up front: this one is going to read more like a philosophy statement and […]
Enduring companies share some common traits. How’s yours doing? When do companies become great? When do they become bigger than the person who leads them, bigger than their stated purpose […]
