Du vet hur vi ibland pratar om våra säljare i verksamheten. “Ordermottagare” säger någon. Ibland är det sant. Jag har själv varit i verksamheter som är så perfekt tajmade att vi kunde ställa varorna på lastkajen – så kom kunden och hämtade. Det är få förunnat – och på en överutbudsmarknad som de flesta av [...]
Posts Tagged ‘leadership’
Utvecklar er IT-avdelning er verksamhet – eller levererar de bara?
Posted in affärsutveckling, entreprenörskap, Inspiration, kreativitet, lean, LUCK-konceptet, tagged affärsnytta, delivery, förutseende, it, leadership, management, steget före on April 16, 2012 | Leave a Comment »
What your Garden can tell you about Leadership
Posted in Business development, Change Leadership, Change Management, Inspiration, LUCKConcept, Philosophy, tagged garden, go to genba, leadership, lean, management, relaxing, six sigma, tools on July 4, 2011 | 1 Comment »
So you’ve just got at few days off? Or if you’re fortunate – a couple of weeks. And when you arrive to that place – or just accidentally opened your eyes to your garden at home – things grow. Rapidly. But – before you cut branches and mowe the lawn – wait for a minute… [...]
Gamification is embedded in great Leadership
Posted in Brain, Change Leadership, coaching, game dynamics, ledarskap, LUCKConcept, tagged games, gamification, leadership, lean, management on June 3, 2011 | Leave a Comment »
We learn great many things from game developers on how to keep gamers gaming, going deeper in the game, investing more. It strikes me over and over agaian – those are all tools of à great leader.
Recent leadership insights
Posted in Change Leadership, Competition, incentives, Inspiration, Managing Teams, Philosophy, tagged Abe, Abraham, attitude, challenges, crisis, leadership, Lincoln, native american, wisdom on February 4, 2011 | Leave a Comment »
The last couple of days, I’ve supported organisations in leading change, adjusting means and measures, and attitudes to change. Have you noticed how things find you when you need them? (Although I believe in another explanation!) THE first is an ancient native American saying, the second is a quote by Abe Lincoln, the 16th American [...]