@Bickley_Marotta The small ball lineup late in games has been fairly disastrous. The theory that having five great shooters on offense will offset a lack of rebounding and rim protection on defense has not played out.
Orgs succeed or fail largely based on the quality of their #leadership. But most leadership teams aren't teams.They're leaders who have meetings. This week, we look at why & how to launch a cross-functional leadership team that achieves meaningful results. https://t.co/GqHNn9xscb
I'm willing to bet that the best manager you've ever had shares the same qualities as the best manager most people have ever had.
They cared about you personally, saw your potential, nurtured you & help you grow, & greatly appreciated you.
So, why don't we all lead this way?
#HR
Folks attending Gerald Leonard's keynote at #GSGNOLA24, how was it? I was bummed I couldn't be there this year. Many of u know at SGNOLA 2014 I did an open space session on jazz & agile with a live band. I later refined that session & have done it as a keynote @ other conferences
We just used the Humanizing Work early feedback process again w/ a few longtime @HumanizingWork community members for a presentation @tptman is working on. It's just so fun & easy to get feedback this way. I love it.
https://t.co/gCITVgHroY
@rhughesjones The only research I’ve seen that shows any improvement in decision making is when the awareness leads someone to develop and use new decision making systems. For example, checklists in healthcare, or shared decision making structures in a business.
David is low key one of the funnier guys I know, and even smarter. It was fun catching up to talk about testing business ideas, assumptions mapping, and how he comes up with his hilarious LinkedIn memes.
@davidjbland, author of “Testing Business Ideas” joins Peter and Richard on the Humanizing Work Show to talk about how to use Lean Startup-style experiments in any kind of business. Check out the episode! https://t.co/D4juol4JfK
RIP to the great Danny Kahneman, original thinker, excellent collaborator, and co-inventor of the field of behavioral economics. Thinking Fast and Slow, for which he won the Nobel Prize for Economics, was a game changer for me.