May 25, 2023
'I survived another meeting that should have been an email!' Does that ring true for you? If so, take inspiration from one leader who was inspired to tackle ways of working head on. The results achieved were surprising.
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Priorities are like scouts badges' said the business unit head. 'They are a badge of honor and ambitious leaders collect as many of them as possible' she added.
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October 1, 2022
If teams had a superpower, then Ways of Working (WOW) would be it. Yet as powerful as the self-organizing and self-optimizing potential of teams is, it is widely overlooked.