A Way To Be Realistic About Goofs, Gaffes and Foul-ups
It may be too much to expect an organization to actually encourage the making of mistakes. But there’s a healthy way to acknowledge and deal with them.
It may be too much to expect an organization to actually encourage the making of mistakes. But there’s a healthy way to acknowledge and deal with them.
Business wisdom can be found — not just in top management — but at all levels in your workplace.
The benefits of bringing in a consultant depend on the amount of planning and communication you do at the front-end.
An understanding of the unique culture of our workplace is critical to success. But too much focus on changing it can get in the way.
Here are a few pointers to encourage straight talk in the workplace.
Tom Perrotta’s article is about a success secret of the Bryan Twins, doubles tennis champions. But maybe there’s a workplace lesson in there too.
Your clients deserve up-to-date status reports. Here’s an easy way to make sure they get them.
A “can-do” attitude is great…but it can wreck your project if you’re not careful.
A lot goes into selecting a vendor. But one question rises to the top when making the final choice.
Ever find yourself wishing you’d said it differently? Ask yourself a few questions up front. It’s a lot better than having to clarify, modify or apologize later.