Archive for the ‘inclusion’ Category
June 2nd, 2009
A lot of what I do involves applying behavioral science for better business and organizational outcomes. In my consulting, facilitating and speaking I spend the bulk of my time talking with people about issues related to: diversity inclusion innovation organizational culture group dynamics trust generative relationships communication empathy change These are all things that I [Read More…]
Archive for the ‘inclusion’ Category
May 11th, 2009
Diversity. As issues of diversity and inclusion are becoming increasingly business critical, there remains a great deal of evidence that these are still largely misunderstood issues. On a very basic level, there does not seem to be a good understanding of what diversity is and what its value is for a group, organization or community. [Read More…]
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April 21st, 2009
Do You Work With Humans? “This Rocks.” -workshop attendee March 2009 (Des Moines, IA) “Amazing stuff. Amazing research. This changes everything.” -workshop attendee March 2009 (Richmond, VA) Working with Humans has been, over the past three years, my most popular workshop and I have now delivered some version of it in about 25 different [Read More…]
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April 15th, 2009
Still reflecting on the topic of organizational culture, and its importance, and it is probably worth taking a look at employee engagement. If you have been paying any attention to anything in the world of human resources, talent management, organizational behavior and organizational development during the past decade, you know that engagement matters. It matters [Read More…]
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April 13th, 2009
We all know that an organization has a culture. We know that it would feel differently to work at Google than it would to work at the Federal Reserve…even in the exact same type of job. We all have some appreciation for this idea of culture and that it makes a difference…but how much of [Read More…]
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April 8th, 2009
My first post on culture was focused on highlighting the importance of culture and making the case that when we want to accomplish something in an organization or a community, culture has to be part of the equation and has to be included in our considerations. Overlooking or ignoring culture is in my opinion a [Read More…]
Archive for the ‘inclusion’ Category
April 8th, 2009
“This Rocks.” -workshop attendee March 2009 (Des Moines, IA) “Amazing stuff. Amazing research. This changes everything.” -workshop attendee March 2009 (Richmond, VA) Working with Humans has been, over the past three years, my most popular workshop and I have now delivered some version of it in about 25 different cities. It has been a [Read More…]
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April 6th, 2009
My speaking, facilitating and consulting are all connected to the issues of diversity, inclusion, authenticity, innovation and transformation. I see these issues as all being overlapping and inter-related. They also each have a leadership component and a cultural component in my opinion. I have spent a lot of time recently thinking about leadership and a [Read More…]
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April 3rd, 2009
I have been a bad blogger this week. But it has been good things and good work that have had me otherwise occupied. As I work on catching up with the world on this Friday, April the 3rd there are a few thoughts and themes that are bouncing around in my head: 1-Iowa…You Make Me [Read More…]
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March 28th, 2009
Next stop, Des Moines! Working with Humans: Diversity, Inclusion and Collaboration is coming back to Des Moines, this Tuesday! Tuesday, March 31st 1:00 – 4:00pm REGISTER HERE If you are interested in being a more effective communicator, a more effective collaborator or a more effective leader…this workshop is for you. If you are [Read More…]