The world of work is experiencing a seismic shift, driven by factors like remote work adoption, technological advancements, and evolving employee expectations. As organizational effectiveness consultants, we recognize the...
As a dog owner and animal lover, when I hear the word, “Agility,” I first think about dogs jumping hurdles and running through tunnels and chutes, taking sharp turns,...
There is a multitude of reading available on leadership. Everywhere we look, we find new articles and books about the characteristics, priorities, actions, behavior, qualities, and mistakes made by...
Twelve senior leaders in a large health insurance company I consulted for spent nearly 18 months in active, often heated debate over the direction their organization should take to...
The human resources department is responsible for strategizing and implementing change in the organization. The HR department is transforming business processes for ages. Technologies and strategies like human resource...
One of the toughest challenges leaders face is making change work, from building initial momentum to sustaining change long term. How can leaders help employees to accept change more easily? How often have...
One of my favorite playground activities in a small-town grade school was [emphasis *was*] the teeter totter, also called a seesaw. It stopped being my favorite the first time a...
When my network went down, I felt compelled to look up to see if anything strange was flying around above me. No network meant no emails, no text messages,...
[tube]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DsuVLsDyln4[/tube] As a dog owner and lover, when I hear the word “agility” I first think about dogs, and the obstacle courses they are trained to navigate competitively. Then...
It was 1984 and I had just arrived with my family in Germany for my new military assignment. My children were eager to see this new (and I thought...