One of the biggest problems in fast growing companies is tribal knowledge. The powerful tricks, solutions and hacks that are essential to to the success of your company that live only in the minds of a few individuals? They might...
"I really appreciate you helping me out," I said as I followed the industrial/organizational psychology expert to the coffee machine, seeking help with a feedback survey for my newly formed associate engagement program. "I've never done anything like this before,...
"Grant, would you rather see your ideas implemented, or be the one who tries to implement them—but who never has time to finish even one of them, much less the majority of them?" Those cogent words, paraphrased from ex-Entagen and...
This might be hard to believe, but startup companies can and do exist outside of Silicon Valley. Outside of Dublin. Outside of Paris. Outside of anywhere that has an Apple Store or a chain of coffee shops which charge $10...
Students all around the world — you may have already found something you care about. You may have found something you want to do. Maybe the desire to build projects, to start something from scratch. Or any other reason to...
In a September 1932 interview with Harper’s Monthly, Thomas A. Edison described the secret of his success as an inventor:
On the basis of sustained observation over recent years, I can only express my stupor at the failure of most companies to use the social networks to their full advantage: interminable lists of tweets or soulless Facebook updates; rubbish that...
We are living in this age where there are fewer gatekeepers between everyone and where information is more accessible than ever. I hate it, more specifically I hate the culture of spam in sales it has created.
When the success of your organization depends on global delivery within a window of just 24 hours, it’s imperative for your logistics and delivery systems to be flawless. Add to that a strict focus on delighting the customers using processes...
“We abandon the most important journey of our lives when we abandon desire.” -John Eldredge
