Idee Strampalate Che Funzionano was just published in Italy. They tell me the translation is "Ideas Weird That Work." The publishing industry works in weird
I just got a note from Emily at Electric Pulp reporting that the Asshole Rating Self-Exam (or ARSE) has recently passed 170,000 completions, 172,528 to
Huggy Rao, Perry Klebahn, Kerry O'Connor, an army of people from the Stanford d.school, and I are making preparations for Customer-Focused Innovation, an executive program
I wrote a rave for Guy's new book Reality Check a few weeks back. I just got an email from Amazon that my copy of
One of the hallmarks of creative people, teams, and organizations is that they accept failure and view it as an essential part of their life.
"It is amazing what you can accomplish if you do not care who gets the credit." I love that. I would add that it is
I have a longstanding interest in the challenges of creating infectious action. This is the theme of a class that I've been involved in teaching
A colleague just sent me this news story: Joel Podolny is the former Dean of the Yale School of Management. Podolny will be joining Apple
I was at a workshop led by the renowned management guru Gary Hamel last week, who has written multiple bestsellers, most famously Competing for the
Sam Culbert is a crusty and very wise professor from UCLA and author of many books including, most recently, the charming Beyond Bullsh*t: Straight-Talk at
I got an inspiring and fascinating email last week from an HR manager at start-up who is working like crazy to build a great culture.
Unfortunately, the downturn is placing pressure on a lot of organizations to do layoffs. In recent days we have read about them at GM, eBay,