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Culture And Innovation: Are You Really Listening To Your Gen Y Employees?
Culture and Innovation: Are you really listening to your Gen Y employees? Creating the future of our organizations is a vital role that we often…
Transformational Leadership & Culture: Are You Demonstrating Your Organization’s Values?
Are You Demonstrating Your Organization’s Values? We are all familiar with the phrase, “Actions speak louder than words.” In a business setting, senior leaders look…
Acknowledging Failure Key To Innovation Culture
Apollo 13 is one of my favorite movies; I can watch it over and over and still be moved by the commitment of the flight…
High-Performing Virtual Teams: 3 Practices for Increased Effectiveness
Whether you are a CEO, a division or department head, a project team leader, or a member of one or more teams, I can be…
Stabilizing the World’s Supply Chain
If it were up to me, Time’s 2020 Person(s) of the Year should be the frontline healthcare workers who braved the challenge and faced Covid-19…
Why The “Burning Platform” Concept Is Obsolete
Are you creating the conditions for new thinking and actions? Or relying on old recipes and analogies? In the face of an uncertain, ever-changing VUCA…
Organizational Transformation In The Fourth Industrial Revolution
The fourth industrial revolution is now upon us as demonstrated by the disruption of entire industries. In the upcoming years, we will not only continue…
Does Your Personal Brand Match Your Commitments?
Will Rogers is often attributed the well-known quote: “You never get a second chance to make a first impression” While this statement is irrefutable, we…
Does Your Company “Know What Is Best For Its Clients”?
Does your company “know what is best for its clients”? In a world where the words “customer focus” and “customer centric” have become so widespread in…
Setting The Stage For A Successful Cultural Transformation: What Worked
Recently at Insigniam, we launched a firm-wide cultural transformation initiative, which engaged the active participation of everyone at the firm. This is what made it…
Meeting Too Much And Accomplishing Little
Too many people dread meetings. They complain there are too many of them. They accomplish too little. The right people don’t attend. And so on.…
Insights From Employee Interviews, Part 1: What We Want To Hear
An organization’s most complex challenges can be learned from a whisper. In the first of a three-part blog series, management consultant Raul Tuset shares how to…