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“Fix it and forget it” might be a motto you can apply to some tasks in your personal life. Don’t make the mistake of using this philosophy to run your business.
Tag: adaptability
Have You Applied the Nudge Theory to Your Organization’s Leaders?
The leaders in your organization are likely doing well. But, do you suspect they could be doing a little better?
What to do about the Mad Hatter in Your Organization
The Hatter in Lewis Carroll's Alice's Adventures in Wonderland is sometimes called the Mad Hatter. Do you know why? And do you know why having an employee who behaves like a Mad Hatter in your organization is a managerial call-to-action?
Workers Expect Employers to Share Their Ethical Concerns
In today’s job market, employees have more power than ever before. And they’re using this power to try to convince companies to behave according to the principles they value most.
Does Your Management Manifesto Need a Refresh?
Recently, Google updated its management manifesto. The company's findings may surprise you.
Manage Smarter 06 — Merrick Rosenberg: Adapting to and Working with Complex Personalities
Merrick Rosenberg is the CEO of Take Flight Learning and author of the book "The Chameleon: Life-Changing Wisdom for Anyone Who Has a Personality or Knows Someone Who Does." In episode 06, we discuss why the most successful managers are the most flexible and most adaptable — especially when it comes to communication, how managers tend to create an environment in which they thrive, rather than their team members, and a new way to train employees on DISC assessments that everyone will understand.
Adaptability: A Lifehack for Leadership
The concept of adaptability, as developed by Dr. Michael O’Connor, co-author of The Platinum Rule®, is a two-part process: flexibility and versatility.
