I came across an article the other day, ‘Thumbs up, given Thumbs down by Gen Z,’ and as someone who is not quite a boomer but still of a ‘mature’ vintage, I began to wonder how often I have inadvertently and unintentionally offended Gen Zers. My daughters (Gen Z’s) are
I heard this old banger ‘Murder on the Dance floor’’ the other day, and it reminded me of the excellent metaphor that Ron Heifetz and Marty Linsky coined in their book ‘The Practice of Adaptive Leadership.’ They say: ‘When on the dance floor, the observation may be very different from when on
In our book ‘Strategisation – The Art of Mobilising people to implement a winning strategy ‘, I reference the author and academic Richard Rumelt several times, as he is somewhat of a guru in my eyes when it comes to most things strategy related. I just read the article ‘Why Bad Strategy
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