3 Industries — 1 Trend
A few months ago, I lunched with a local robotics manufacturer. Quite naturally, we were talking about how his line of robots had streamlined manufacturing.
A few months ago, I lunched with a local robotics manufacturer. Quite naturally, we were talking about how his line of robots had streamlined manufacturing.
The Gallup Institute has been gauging the state of the American workplace since 2008. The focus of their research is the attitude of the American
We keep talking about how to improve the economy for Americans. My friends on the left of the political spectrum are concerned about the concentration of
PRACTICING LINGUISTIC ASCETICISM In Thinking Fast and Slow, Princeton psychologist Daniel Kahneman tells us three things about the human mind. First, that we have a pronounced
I have a love/hate relationship with Henry Ford. I tremendously admire the man for taking some enormous risks that changed the way we live. He designed
Many years ago, before even the birth of the internet, I experienced a very down-to-earth epiphany. I was managing (definitely not leading) a small team
I googled “Books on Work/Life Balance” and came up with 177,000,000 in 0.59 seconds. Obviously, this is a very popular topic. And just as
We recently surveyed our 22 current clients. Without exception, they confirmed that something very new is afoot. They report that their customers have come
Today I read yet another blog misrepresenting the work of Jim Collins in his seminal work Good to Great. The typical misconception is that Collins
In preparation for First Break All the Rules, Gallup performed thousands of interviews of managers and employees to determine the primary motivators for employees.