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Introducing T-Shaped Managers: Knowledge Management’s Next Generation
Despite their best efforts, most companies continue to squander what may be their greatest asset in today’s knowledge economy: the
Keep Strategy Simple
In one of my recent LinkedIn discussions about business strategy, a commenter lamented: “Unfortunately, many of the strategic plans we see are no
Avoiding failure: what causes it, and how to prevent it
There are some kinds of failure we want to encourage. As I outlined in my last blog post – Should
New Rules for Teamwork
Not that long ago, teams were typically composed of people with similar skills working in the same place. Their efforts were based
Leading in the Flow of Work
Conventional wisdom holds that leadership can be developed through extensive study and training. Many organizations invest a tremendous amount of time and
Welcoming in 2024
If you’re anything like me, 2023 will have given you a new (or renewed) sense of urgency. It’s been a
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A Self-Care Checklist for Leaders
Despite the momentous rise in media attention given to care, resilience, and well-being since the pandemic began, many leaders struggle to implement self-care practices.
Introducing T-Shaped Managers: Knowledge Management’s Next Generation
Despite their best efforts, most companies continue to squander what may be their greatest asset in today’s knowledge economy: the
Keep Strategy Simple
In one of my recent LinkedIn discussions about business strategy, a commenter lamented: “Unfortunately, many of the strategic plans we see are no
Avoiding failure: what causes it, and how to prevent it
There are some kinds of failure we want to encourage. As I outlined in my last blog post – Should
New Rules for Teamwork
Not that long ago, teams were typically composed of people with similar skills working in the same place. Their efforts were based
Leading in the Flow of Work
Conventional wisdom holds that leadership can be developed through extensive study and training. Many organizations invest a tremendous amount of time and



 

 

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