Will your project or business cases undersell your team’s value? Again? What is your track record of success? Creating project or business cases is part of how you “do” your job. Regardless of whether you sell, manage, measure and fix and control, or serve. There is a template and a series of justifications / questions… [Continue Reading]
Why Project or Business Cases Undersell A Team’s Value
Does Working in Silos Prepare You to Lead Strategically?
If your goal is to lead strategically, consider the value of repeatedly seeking new jobs that keep you working in departmental silos. New job. New silo. Same old thing. Depending on your organization’s size, these silos can be big. Yet no matter how far you “travel” to collaborate cross-functionally, you never leave the silo you… [Continue Reading]
Are You Managing Teams for Innovation or Stasis?
When you are managing teams for innovation, everyone focuses on creating better and better solutions. Otherwise, you reinforce stasis, or reliance on whatever worked yesterday. The concept and execution of managing for innovation is a hot topic in my keynotes, workshops and coaching. First, by focusing on innovation you and your team create outcomes which… [Continue Reading]
Are You Professionally Understandable To Everyone?
Being professionally understandable is a huge part of how you show up to work each day. When people do not understand what you are saying, they cannot figure out what you want. Or what you really need. Or even what you both can accomplish working with each other and for each other on behalf of… [Continue Reading]
3 Ways to Avoid Professional Complacency in 2021
Will you avoid falling into a pattern of professional complacency during 2021? Or do you long for a permanent oasis from ambiguous and uncertain scenarios? When I ask this question to colleagues and clients, like you, the answer is: “a little bit of both, please”. Because the professionals and associations I serve seek consistency and… [Continue Reading]
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