Is A Machine Next In Line To Drive Corporate Decisions?
Has the use of machines progressed from performing tasks to dictating how to run the company?
The Angry Reaction To That Peloton Commercial Is Telling Us Something Important
Gift-giving sends important messages, and it’s important to pay attention.
Self-Talk People Needlessly Share With The World
Resist the urge to use social media for what should be private self-affirmation.
It’s Fine For CEOs To Signal They “Get It” But Business Still Has To Be Mainly About Serving Customers
Focusing more attention on the needs of previously neglected stakeholders should not require a change in the purpose for being in business.
Even Slight Exaggeration Can Sabotage The Credibility Of Your Value Message
You can damage your credibility by making exaggerated claims about the benefits of your product.
A Lesson For Future Debates: Borrow Some Questions From Workplace Interviews
Candidates, moderators and TV producers have their own objectives and they’re not the same as ours.
Everyone Cannot Be Worth 4.5 Stars: Time For A Reboot Of Online Ratings
Numeric ratings and comments aren’t helpful anymore. It’s time for something new and different.
Tired Of The “Hidden Fees” Shell Game? New “Tactics” Isn’t The Answer For Anyone In The Long Run
Buying something shouldn’t be a game, but a business transaction between adults.
A Simple Business Lesson From The Mueller Situation: Don’t Take Too Long
The passage of time has its own consequences that affect your project.
Sharing Insights Is The New Value-Added Currency For Business Relationships
Bringing raw knowledge and information to the table isn’t enough to distinguish you as a value-adding playing.