Automate your repetitive processes. Identifying all repetitive tasks in a process is a great way to quickly surface opportunities for automation. Consider templates, checklists and
Raise your hand if this scenario sounds familiar: you’re 55 minutes into your one-hour team meeting to introduce a new change, you wanted your team
Think back to the last time you suggested a new idea to someone else. It could have been as simple as a new recipe for dinner
Focus on Results, Not Tasks In order to change results, you have to focus on the right things. Thinking about your day as a bunch
I keep this quote on my office wall. “When learning about life and people, make no more assumptions than are absolutely necessary. Ask and observe.”
In last year’s Forbes article, “How To Get Even More From Your Technology: Turn It Off”, Kevin Ready makes the case that in order to overcome the
Listening to customers and delivering truly “mind-blowing” service can be a very effective way to engage your team . The following anecdote has been relayed
