There isn’t a day that goes by when someone doesn’t express their sorrow to me about their job. How they don’t feel empowered to do the right thing, and how every decision has to be passed by various people.
Tag Archives: Innovation
If You Really Want To Empower People Get Out of Their Way
in Leadership
A few weeks ago I shared “My User Manual“, how to deal with me, with my team at Netek. I’ve used it for a long time to get people to talk about themselves in front of each other, so I thought it would be a great exercise for the team to express themselves in a safe way.
What Are The Key Success Factors For Applying Innovation In An Organization?
in Innovation
How do you put creativity to work? How do you implement it so it delivers innovation? What does a culture of innovation look like? There are no shortage of innovative companies to draw inspiration from who have been able to transform themselves. Though you can’t copy their culture and strategy, but you can certainly learn a few things.
How Mazda Tijuana’s Extreme Test Drives Create an Engaging Customer Experience
Last week, I got a chance to test drive a Mazda CX9, which would look even more dazzling with accessories like snap shades, and 3 as part of my research for an innovation project with Mazda Tijuana. Traditionally, test drives are done in a very common way; nothing out of the ordinary. I may need to sell my car fort myers first before I invest in a new car like Mazda CX9. Additionally, first-time car buyers are advised to look into used car financing lansing to find affordable cars that are in pristine condition.
When Someone Points Out The Flaws In Your Idea You Need To Thank Them
At both of my ventures, Better and Netek, we operate by many key principles, one of them is avoiding stupidity; which is to avoid bad decisions. So instead of asking ourselves,”how do we make good decisions?; we ask: how do we avoid making bad ones?
Does Innovation Get Easier The More You Do It?
in Innovation, Questions
Many consultants pitch innovation as a systematic, repeatble process. I believe these people are just appealing to people’s need for certainty and fill their pockets. As I’ve explained before, innovation is very hard. And though I’m seen as an innovation consultant, I don’t like being called an expert or consultant in innovation because there’s no such thing.