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How to Predict A Little About the Future Work Without Long Intricate Plans

Susan, an experienced senior leader, wondered what to do. Her company’s market was on a roller coaster. Increased revenue meant a lot more customers, who clamored for more features. So, the product leaders pressured the teams to deliver faster.​ But she’d been in a roller coaster situation before. After two years of stupendous growth, revenue leveled off in just one

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Modern Management: Want Valuable Outcomes? Create Overarching Goals

Modern Management: Want Valuable Outcomes? Create Overarching Goals Organizations create all kinds of goals: for revenue, for the number of new and retained customers, and when they can release products. Then they cascade the goals “down” to individuals. When we create these individual “goals,” we create outputs. Even when we work with others, those outputs

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Start the New Year with a Retrospective

Many people like to start the new year with resolutions. I’m not one of them. I don’t like resolutions unless they are very small action steps I can take every day. Too often, people select resolutions such as “Lose twenty pounds this year.” That’s big. It doesn’t have small things I can do each day.

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