Can We Use Parallel Processes to Solve Organizational Problems?
In 1989, Kenwyn Smith published a study entitled “Fix the Women”, describing a consulting situation characterized by fighting between two women in a troubled unit
In 1989, Kenwyn Smith published a study entitled “Fix the Women”, describing a consulting situation characterized by fighting between two women in a troubled unit
The human mind has an incredible capacity to learn, recognize patterns, and connect pieces of information together to find new ways to approach old problems.
A few weeks ago, I had the opportunity to lead a webinar about dancing bears in colorful ball gowns. I mean, who hasn’t? The subtext
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Let’s face it: For many workers, the annual Employee Engagement Survey is meaningless. Once a year, employees throw their opinions onto a form that goes…well,
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