There was no PowerPoint to share, few metrics and no major book to push.
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Topics: change, Growth Summit, Execution, Ari Weinzweig
Going from last (18th place among all major airlines) to first was the story that captured my attention with our second speaker at the Scale Up Fortune Atlanta Growth Summit..
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Topics: Growth Summit, Execution, The Open Organization, Jim Whitehurst, Delta Airlines
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Topics: People Decisions, Growth Summit, Execution, daily huddle, General Stanley McChrystal
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Topics: Strategic Discipline, Execution, Scrum, Waste
Friday I met with a good friend of mine who is struggling with what to do in his job. His struggle is essentially the issue offered in The Greatest Crime. He feels limited by his company. Ideas he suggests get sidelined or ignored. His company doesn’t hold any meetings to keep him engaged. He feels isolated and unable to contribute.
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Topics: consistently execute, Execution, daily huddle, Scrum, Execution
Search on Google for Pearson’s Law and you’ll discover the first article is one I wrote on this principle entitled simply Pearson’s Law. I’m proud the attention I’ve given and received on Pearson’s Law has received this amount of consideration.
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Topics: Discipline, Pearsons Law, Pearson's Law, consistently execute, Execution, Scrum
In the movie “Saving Private Ryan,” the scene from Omaha Beach reinforces General Dwight D. Eisenhower’s quote, “Plans are Worthless, Planning is Everything.”
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Topics: Process/Productivity Drivers, productivity, Execution, Scrum
You’ve experienced it. The person driving in front, beside you, way ahead or behind is driving erratically. Maybe they’re driving too fast, encroaching in your lane, or just plodding along and then making adjustments that disrupt others around them.
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Topics: One Thing, Execution, Scrum, Multi-tasking
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Topics: consistently execute, habits, Execution
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Topics: Process/Productivity Drivers, Growth Summit, productivity, Execution
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