This barrier to learning might be the barrier to strategic execution. On some level, any strategic leader has to have a healthy appreciation for social science and psychology. Success is hard to come by without it. But what happens when the best that psychology has to offer actually fails? Picture it: You are working […]
Don’t mistake doing a “good job” with doing “great things.” We spend a lot of time in strategic discussions talking about challenges and how to overcome them. Challenges exist in the market, in the organization, in product development, in sales, and in any number of other business strategy topics. Then, the conversation turns to incentives, […]
The little things that turn people off of doing business with you can make all the difference. Millions of people shop every day. Thousands of retail executives spend millions of dollars every year trying to figure out what makes people lock in and buy their merchandise. They talk store formats, look and feel, customer flow, […]
Are we losing the ability to mind the details? I don’t think so, but maybe! Chalk this one up to amusement, but I ran across an article today that explains how the state of Oklahoma recently adopted “loser pays” for attorney fees in all civil suits. That’s a big deal. A really big deal. […]
We sometimes miss the point when it comes to the use of frameworks in business. Have you ever been around a management guru who can’t get away from his or her framework? You know them, they are the ones who have trademarked the framework and, by golly, they are going to use it. No? Well, […]
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