Finding the Yin and Yang of Leadership Culture
All I ever needed to know about leadership culture came from two stickers on a desk 30+ years ago. This is an article on reflection on and appreciation of the lessons […]
Piketty, WSJ, and the Grain of Salt
Author of Capital in the 21st Century writes a brief clarification. WSJ publishes a disingenuous claim that he’s backtracking. Lesson emerges. One of the sensations in the economic world last year (if […]
The Joy and Pain of Bureaucracy
Bureaucracy is bad…when it’s self serving. The Financial Times published an excerpt from David Graeber’s book ‘The Utopia of Rules: On Technology, Stupidity, and the Secret Joys of Bureaucracy.’ Here’s the LINK. […]
Should We Eliminate The “A Player” Trope?
A recent Forbes publication calls into question the offhand assignment of “A Player” labels. On the heels of my article on how organizations handcuff their talent (link here); and my […]
Coffee and a Do Not: Multi-Tasking in Meetings
Multi-tasking in meetings? Inevitable. The real issue is how you respect those around you. In thinking through this particular professional “do not,” I had to come to grips with […]
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