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Credits: ECD Nathan Iverson https://t.co/6iGSPmffzX, illustrations and animation Jay Keeree https://t.co/ICbgOIkCb7; design and build Jesse Inman, Joe Burton-Small, Jessica Gray, Jay Pick
@Kellblog Team performance (and involve both groups to improve collaboration over the long-term). One of the most effective ways to improve org performance long term.
Our whole (now global) team @WorkNOBL is heading offsite in a week to reflect and improve. Wondering if folks out there have used and appreciated our tools/content and can please take a moment to share some kudos to fuel the team. https://t.co/7MEYJtHMl8
@leegrunnell And, we've put together some of our favorite books on the subject on Bookshop (standard disclaimer, we get a commission on what you buy): https://t.co/CJX9YrjsgC
@leegrunnell We've also created an app that helps teams decide how to decide—it doesn't always have to be one person or unanimous consent. https://t.co/NurOrcwoQo
This week's newsletter came from a reflection I had about our own culture - that we sometimes have a tendency just to "make do" and not ask for what we need https://t.co/JhjpIalZC9
responsibility here is twofold: 1) to be aware of any past broken promises so that you can address them and navigate any cynicism and resistance that may accompany them, and 2) to not re-stage any further Change Theater activities that could erode trust and slow your own changes.
"Rather than a blueprint, org charts are often illusions of order; and a reorg may simply swap one illusion for another."
#Orgdesign@WorkNOBL
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Many leaders feel a sense of gloom right now, caused by the weight of uncertainty they sense and shoulder. The remedy? A bold, galvanizing mission. No, really. https://t.co/f7vxNfiQqS
In new teams, getting explicit about norms and expectations is essential. In new hybrid or fully remote teams, it's life and death stuff for the team. https://t.co/bkanvTQjCf
@robertjweisberg Fair point. We'd advocate to bring folks together to plan for the cultural impact of a strategy, but we didn't say that in the newsletter. Good call out.