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Guest Post from Art Inteligencia |
The traditional job interview is an antiquated artifact, a relic of a bygone industrial era. It often measures conformity, articulateness, and cultural fit more than actual capability or innovative potential. As we navigate the complexities of AI, automation, and rapid technological shifts, organizations are ...
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Guest Post from Geoffrey Moore |
This is the first in what I hope to be an extended series of blogs focused on a single topic: What is the toughest challenge your company faces today, and what would it take to overcome it? I’ve reached out to my network, so I have a few good ones to start with, but needless to say, I would be very interested to learn what you are up against in your enterprise. In the meantime, ...
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Guest Post from Stefan Lindegaard |
Most teams I meet are swamped. Everyone is busy. Prioritization becomes a task on its own – or a quick fix to sort the chaos. But here is the trap: Prioritization often defaults to short-term execution. We solve what is urgent. We push what is noisy.
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Guest Post from Art Inteligencia |
For centuries, medicine has been about chemistry — pills and potions designed to intervene in biological processes. But what if the medicine itself could think? What if it could adapt? What if it was alive? This isn’t science fiction; it’s the audacious promise of Engineered Living Therapeutics (ELTs), and it represents a paradigm shift in ...
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Guest Post from Robyn Bolton |
We are three full weeks into the new year and I am curious, how is the strategy and operating plan you spent all Q3 and Q4 working on progressing? You nailed it, right? Everything is just as you expected and things are moving forward just as you ...
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Guest Post from Mike Shipulski
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1. What do they want? -- Some get there with jobs-to-be-done, some use Customer Needs, some swear by ethnographic research and some like to understand why before what. But in all cases, it starts with the customer. Whichever mechanism you ...
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Guest Post from Shep Hyken |
In the 1980s, Jan Carlzon was tasked with turning around Scandinavian Airlines, which had been losing money, and making it profitable. He achieved this by getting everyone to buy into a concept he called “The Moment of Truth.” The definition of this phrase was so straightforward that all Scandinavian Airlines employees could understand it and act ...
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Guest Post from Greg Satell |
Mehdi Hasan’s brutal takedown of Matt Taibbi was almost painful to watch. Taibbi, a longtime muckraking journalist of some renown, was invited by Elon Musk to review internal communications that came to be known as the Twitter Files and made big headlines with accusations regarding government ...
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