We need braver leaders who point the fingers at the ultimate cause of problems
Do we blame companies which strive to meet unrealistic financial targets and please the analysts and investors expectations? Or we should blame the system
Do we blame companies which strive to meet unrealistic financial targets and please the analysts and investors expectations? Or we should blame the system
The idea that people are replaceable in times of certainty and uncertainty in the corporate world became a reality in people’s minds. The corporate education and the corporate cultures have discouraged most leaders from making any serious attempt to carry out a major transformation.
People do not live to eat, they eat to live. Profits are very important for the survival of any business, but what your business is living to achieve. It should exist to contribute and lead
Starting a business does not make it remarkably entrepreneurial because you started it and took the risk. Starting a business that solves a problem facing people in a business model is extraordinarily entrepreneurial because it will bring true value to people’s lives.
Today, downsizings, redundancies, performance appraisals and layoffs are the leading causes of fear in organizations. Most managers influence and control their people’s behavior with fear. They are accused of causing massive and real health problems to people across the globe. They are the contributors to the world enemy number one for people which is “stress.” […]
In his 1970 book “Future Shock” Alvin Toffler diagnosed the root of the problem: “Mass education was the ingenious machine constructed by industrialism to produce the kind of adults it needed. The problem was inordinately complex. How to pre-adapt children for a new world – a world of repetitive indoor toil, smoke, noise, machines, crowded living […]
How do we measure leadership? There should be a mark or standard upon which the leaders’ contributions are measured and easily judged. The measurement should be beyond money making and short terms interests
Is it the amount of value created by companies or the amount of money generated by them?
The power of a good competition is learning, and the beauty of learning is a continuous improvement which serves everyone.
Inflation is an economic trickery performed by private corporations called central banks which print money ” fiat currency” out of thin air.