


How To Optimize Everyone’s Time By Skipping Parts Of Meetings
People appreciate those who are all in all the time. Their actions speak volumes about their passion and commitment. The trouble is that it’s exhausting and inefficient. You can’t be everywhere all the time. In line with Tuesday’s article on team time management, stop...
Why Effective Time Management Requires A Team Effort And More, Not Fewer Meetings
If two people take 10 minutes to resolve an issue, that’s 20 people minutes. If they do it in a meeting with eight others present, it jumps to 100 people minutes. And if a couple of those people ask questions to “help” and the time expands from 10 to 20 minutes,...
CEO Leaving? Manage These Communication Essentials
CEOs leave for all sorts of reasons. Laxman Narasimhan is leaving Reckitt to become CEO of Starbucks. John Mackey is leaving Whole Foods to start a plant-based foods venture. Alan Jope is leaving Unilever “after a bungled attempt to buy GSK’s consumer...
Relooking At The Power Of First Impressions As An Executive Onboarding Into A New Role
One of my earliest articles for this publication was on Powerful First Impressions: Michael Brune’s Day One at The Sierra Club. The main point was about the advantages of taking control of your own positioning in a new role. That article looked at Michael...