Promoting Job Satisfaction For Associates Who Work In Non-Company Shared-Office Locations
Working off-site can provide job satisfaction, but managers shouldn’t leave that to chance.
Don’t Continue To Bet The Ranch On A Product ‘Benefit’ Your Customers No Longer Care About
Customer preferences are changing at an increasingly rapid pace. What features, advantages and benefits are driving your product development that nobody cares about anymore?
How To Keep Decision-Making Focused On The Merits
We can’t ignore the pull of group affinity, but we can take steps to shield our decision-making from its effects.
6 Steps To Avoid The Pitfalls Of Your Co-Working Office Experience
Co-working arrangements offer advantages and benefits, but here’s what you need to keep in mind to do it right.
“Trick Play” Reveals A Business Idea For The NFL
Time for more surprises in the game.
“Storytelling” Is A Fine Thing To Do, But Leaders Shouldn’t Have All The Fun
Encourage your folks to tell their own stories.
Amazon’s Cashier-less Grocery Stores: Another Big Test (Sort-of) For Brick-And-Mortar
The fate of their new store concept might be more of a referendum on the struggling model of pre-packaged foods than on cashier-less transactions or brick-and-mortar stores.
It’s Not Too Late To Include A New Initiative This Year
A simple spreadsheet and some reasonable assumptions can help you evaluate a new initiative that could make a big difference in this year’s results.
Don’t Call It A “Hustle”
Calling your work a “hustle” is a quick way to insult your customers, co-workers and the company you work for, plus embarrass yourself.
Don’t Let “Thought Leaders” Hold You Back
Good ideas are everywhere. Always be on the lookout for something that makes sense to you, or that you can refine or rework to make it better.