Energy, drive and EORs
I just got a question from someone I respect a lot. ”How often do you write on your blog”? Not very often was my respons. I was then challenged on this and challenged in defining this (and writing my … Continued
Life begins at the end of your comfort zone
I just got a question from someone I respect a lot. ”How often do you write on your blog”? Not very often was my respons. I was then challenged on this and challenged in defining this (and writing my … Continued
So, diving even deeper into web at IKEA and SAFE with my first Big Room Planning. Exciting and for sure an opportunity for learning.
Sitting dazed in the sofa at the office. My head hurts. Relief floods through me that the day is finally over. Slightly sweaty, thirsty, unable to concentrate. The first real Monday after vacation is done it was just sheer pain … Continued
Here is a great recipy for Jerk Chicken
Optimizing Your Sony NEX 5n/7 For Shooting Video (click to open)
The same names for geographic features, like mountains, streams etc actually means something. Here is a description in Swedish.
There is something utterly magic with summer evenings in Sweden. Something that touches your soul and, at least if you are Swedish, defines and redefines who you are. Sitting by the lake, listening to the sounds of summer, to … Continued
http://www.forbes.com/sites/brentgleeson/2017/06/06/the-top-6-priorities-for-building-high-performance-organizations-of-tomorrow/#7c419bad3ff2
Complex organisation structures, decisions taken far from the frontline, overlapping responsibilities all contribute in slowing your companies pace of change. The solution? Simplify. This interesting article by HBR touches on the topic. https://hbr.org/2013/05/seven-strategies-for-simplifyi.html
”No institutional transformation takes place, I believe, without a multi-year commitment by the CEO to put himself or herself constantly in front of employees and speak in plain, simple, compelling language that drives conviction and action throughout the organisation” – … Continued