Strategy
I am a self-professed Parrotthead. If you aren’t familiar, Parrottheads are an “elite” group of people who maintain a special appreciation for the world
Change
As we near the end of another wonderful National Human Resource Month, I am reminded of the man who, I’d argue, is one of the most famous Human Resource
Decision making
What causes people to make poor decisions? I use to chalk it up to intelligence, but I know many smart people who have done some pretty dumb things.
Part of being a strategic leader is the ability to accurately forecast future trends, obstacles, and opportunities. I’m not sure if anyone has done this
Every day, leaders are tasked with creating strategic plans. Whether the plans are intended to improve the organization or an individual, we sit in front
Strategy
Did you know the first toothbrush was invented over 500 years ago in China? We don’t know the individual who first came up with this hygienic gadget, but
I’m not one for arts and crafts in the workplace. I recognize their usefulness; but when a trainer opens a box of crayons, I cannot help but to immediately lose interest.
On Monday, Starbucks CEO Howard Schultz unveiled a new initiative where the company would cover the cost of two years of education at Arizona State University
I think it was the old G.I. Joe cartoon that said, “Knowing is half the battle.” In the most recent part of this series on ethical maturity, we discussed
If you have even an inkling of knowledge into current pop culture, then you are aware of Marvel’s success. How does a comic book company come to dominate