Wow, everyone got mad at Twitter all of a sudden! For those of you who don’t know, Twitter is an online communication tool that has been described as "microblogging." Basically you can "post" messages ...
Wow, everyone got mad at Twitter all of a sudden! For those of you who don’t know, Twitter is an online communication tool that has been described as "microblogging." Basically you can "post" messages ...
There is a nice, brief article in the Forethought section of HBR this month about the issue of delivering bad news to bosses. Everyone knows that as a boss it is important to receive bad news. The dynamics of systems whe ...
I tweeted the other night that I am feeling "down on consultants." I recognize, of course, that this statement is not without irony, as I am a consultant. And yes, perhaps I'm being just a tad provocative (wink ...
There is an ad on the back cover of HBR this month for a company called Realization Technologies, touting their "Execution Management Systems." I like the ad because it has a certain 37-signals-like "get r ...
Seth Godin linked to an incredible video that you should really go watch right now. You need the sound on, because the video is a bit of a test, but as Godin points out, it's okay to watch this at work. I had seen a diff ...
Mike Mason called me out on Twitter to post about the meeting I went to this morning at ASAE & The Center about Board-Staff communication, so here goes. There were two association CEOs presenting, one of whom brought ...
Thanks again to Ann Oliveri for pointing to a good Seth Godin post. This one gets (slightly) political, as Godin makes the case for Hillary Clinton quitting her Presidential bid. He really isn't talking politics, though: ...
Thanks to Sue Pelletier for pointing to the coverage of an audience "hijack" of an on-stage interview at the famous SXSW tech conference in Austin, Texas. The audience didn't like the way the interview was goin ...
I liked Ben Martin's writing about fear, and Jeff's post about it being time to move on. They made simple and, I think, powerful arguments that the objections that are frequently raised about the risks of social media ar ...
