@TonyUphoff@AdamMGrant Perhaps technology is reducing the role of management but it sure seems to be amplifying the need for leadership.
Never have we needed quality leadership as we do today.
Tech won't increase belonging, won't solve conflicts, won't help employees feel seen and understood ...
As across other changing paradigms, it's all about the mindset shift: After embracing remote work in 2020, companies face conflicts making it permanent https://t.co/hbALl4SIXu
An incredible description of how our brain "makes emotions" and their meaning. Can't help but anchor it to the employee experience and the criticality of organizations to not just consider but design emotions into ... well, everything! https://t.co/z1sEWDIOGj
Yes! A crisis is a terrible thing to waste: considering this framework for a y-shaped org reinvention pivots enterprise thinking away from the what, and towards more transformative and sustainable questions around the why, how and who of the organization. https://t.co/xPSIXI5uRe
Thought provoking distinctions between orgs that embraced the crisis of 2020 ("stormers") and those who took a more conservative approach to risk ("mourners"). Interestingly: how might the org-wide insights from this article apply to the individual?https://t.co/aorXm96U3C
Essential reading for those rethinking their strategy. It's not about whether change is needed but what kind: magnitude, activity or direction. I've seen many leadership teams (or leaders) converge these choices to their detriment. https://t.co/XbO7tcPjez
Why is northern Italy richer than the south? Cultural economics could provide an explanation. One of our most popular economics briefs of 2020 https://t.co/X17XT2F8GA
Mirror, mirror on the wall --- 'not especially surprising that the bigger the data, the more it's representative of our own pitfalls, biases and shortcomings as a society. "AI research survey finds machine learning needs a culture change" https://t.co/KuEgGiHa52
A powerful reminder that algorithms (all tech) are created by people, and people are imperfect, filled with assumptions, unconscious biases and cognitive flaws. https://t.co/70jNFWJxc5
Provocative implications for leadership and for helping create psychological safety in the workplace: The Surprising Benefits of Unconditional Positive Regard. How far is this from empathy and growth mindset? https://t.co/veKBplu5Y8
Reflecting on the implications of this on org change & transformation approaches: Placebos Prove Powerful Even When People Know They’re Taking One https://t.co/uEbIeFDnnT