The McKinsey Quarterly is full of rich material for coaches. In their most recent quarterly review, they published an article entitled “How Leaders Kill Meaning at Work.” This appeared at...Read More
Last week I wrote about the results of a poll taken during my presentation to the LinkedIn group HR.com. Quickly summarizing the results, there is: Dissatisfaction with IT implementation results...Read More
Last week I had the opportunity to present to the HR.com LinkedIn community on the failure of communication between IT and non-IT managers, the subject at the heart of my...Read More
IT Project Failure Rates: Facts and Reasons Why technology initiatives still go off course—and what leaders can do about it. Since I first wrote about IT project failure rates, this...Read More
Hunter Muller of HMG Strategy runs a really appealing series of CIO network conferences. In his update from a recent summit, he features Saad Ayub, SVP and CIO of Scholastic...Read More
A friend of mine works in California as an in-house coach, most recently specializing in the area of bullying in the workplace, which is more prevalent than most would suspect,...Read More
John Eggert of IdeaLeadership out of Houston, Texas, conducted a survey, whose purpose was to ‘better understand the challenges to communication and collaboration among professionals from technology-related disciplines and those...Read More
Last week’s Wall Street Journal had an article that was spot on to my focus as a coach and was introduced with a brilliant headline: “IT is From Venus, Non-IT...Read More
Technologists are perhaps the least aware of all employees of the value of having a personal brand. More important to them is getting a project done on time, completing development,...Read More
