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Category Archives: Wrong
I fear your idea because I don't understand it
Today, the always informative Lifehacker links to a little gem on How to Kill Ideas. I’m always a big fan of the negative example. And the negative space. And the negative attitude. Oh wait. I have a negative attitude. I … Continue reading
Empowered employees versus following the rules
From Boing Boing, a piece on Bank of America’s treatment of a customer who was trying to do something right. It’s resulting in a great deal of backlash. To the tune of $50 million withdrawn from accounts (so far). The … Continue reading
Posted in Accountability, Management, Rules, Wrong
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Parenting versus Babysitting – The Manager's Duty
“I didn’t take them on to raise” is a phrase I’ve heard not just once in my professional career. And the retort is, “well, yes you did.” Crap managers babysit, good managers parent. (And if you’ve had a really rockstar … Continue reading
Posted in Autonomy, Creativity, Criticism, Motivation, Passion, Results, Wrong
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Inspiring your employees
Amy just shared this Bank of America video which, unfortunately, reminded me of this Starbucks one. Now that I’ve finished laughing, it’s got me thinking: This is impressive. Admittedly, in a very sick way. But impressive. These companies have to … Continue reading
Posted in Inspiration, Motivation, Passion, Wrong
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