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Category Archives: Culture
Cultural Messaging – Stop Neglecting It
When you cast about your organization, who epitomizes your organization’s values? Do you see it just in the executive suite, or do you see it in the line (or in walking among the cubes)? How is your messaging reinforcing the … Continue reading
Posted in Branding, Change, Communication, Culture
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Professional Peer Referrals
For those that have jumped the fence into the world of consulting, the question invariably comes up on what is a qualified referral worth? Thanks to the Bay Area Consulting Network, I’ve found the first of what may become a … Continue reading
Posted in Career, consulting, Culture, Engagement
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Top 5 physical requirements for working from home
As more and more of us move from the corporate office to the home office, I find that we’re all battling with a workspace-within-my-personal-space issue. By working from home, you just increased your accessibility–to both clients and your family–by tenfold. … Continue reading
Posted in Career, Culture, Tips, Workplace
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Above average? So is everyone else, apparently
From the Cleveland Plain Dealer “A’s and B’s for everyone“: 83% of Americans believe they are above-average workers 74% of American adults believe they have above-average common sense 58% of Americans believe they have above-average IQs 94% of university professors … Continue reading
Posted in Corporate Culture, Culture, Metrics, Perspective
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Hey Ma, look! I'm a social entrepreneur.
After following a series of links, I just stumbled upon Intuit’s Future of Small Business report. And as I was reading it, I was already composing my post. Thinking of describing it as a “good refresher on the world today.” … Continue reading
Posted in Culture, Entrepreneur, Report
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You've got to be kidding me
I can’t tell you how many times I’ve uttered that phrase when the business makes–what seem to me to be–an inane request of me, in terms my emotional relationship with the company. “We’re having a party!” “Join us for a … Continue reading
Posted in Career, Corporate Culture, Culture
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Sludge at Work
If you haven’t heard of CultureRx, it’s worth a peek. This consultancy, which came out of Best Buy, works to put focus on the results of work efforts for professionals instead of measuring the sum of hours that are spent … Continue reading
Posted in Accountability, Autonomy, Culture
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Coming out of the garage
And apparently into the cafe. Web Worker Daily points us to a growing trend for startups. For those of you with that entrepreneurial bent, rejoice! You are no longer relegated to the garage. No more secret startup. Now, you can … Continue reading
Posted in Autonomy, Culture, Entrepreneur, Productivity
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