In 1918, publicity expert and consultant Ivy Lee significantly improved productivity at Bethlehem Steel by meeting with each senior manager for fifteen minutes each and dispensing only one instruction. The story has been told often, but the advice from this “productivity...
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It might be time to work on your organization’s seating chart. New research from Harvard Business School and Cornerstone OnDemand shows that placing the right type of employees near each other “has been shown to generate up to a 15% increase...
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French Poet Paul Valéry (not Yogi Berra) famously remarked that “The future, like everything else, is no longer quite what it used to be.” Neuroscientist Dean Burnett’s new book: The Idiot Brain: What Your Head Is Really Up To helps...
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