by Shawn Temple | Culture
Organizational clarity, or lack thereof, is sometimes easier to recognize in another organization than our own. Remember the dramatic television series, “The West Wing”? What a great show, though, and full of leadership and life lessons. It...
by Shawn Temple | Culture
I recently witnessed one of the best examples of organizational clarity and alignment on a week-long cruise to the Eastern Caribbean. Subsequently, it only affirmed my belief that I should change my residence to somewhere in the tropics. The cruise was fun, the ship...
by Matt Monge | Culture, Employee Experience, Future of Work, Leadership
Employee Experience—sometimes referred to as EX—is anything but a soft, abstract concept; in fact, employee experience drives the bottom line in several ways. We’re going to examine a few right now. Think along, because I’d love to hear from you in the...
by Matt Monge | Branding, Culture, Leadership, Learning and Development, Marketing, Strategic Planning, Strategy
GROWING PAINS Growing Pains. Or…growing pains. Ah, now didn’t those two things bring two very different visceral responses? The former was a beloved, if not a bit cheesy in retrospect, sitcom chronicling the exploits of the Seaver family, of Long Island, New...
by Matt Monge | Culture, Employee Experience, Leadership, Learning and Development
Hey guess what? Stuff — a very precise word, as you know — has indeed changed. This is without question breaking news, no doubt worthy of chyron placement. Leaders know this. Teams know this. No one’s learning anything new here. Well, within and among, and...
by Matt Monge | Culture, Employee Experience, Leadership
EMPLOYEE EXPERIENCE IN AN ERA OF CURBSIDE EVERYTHING You’ll have to bear with me. I’m on the way home from my weekly trek to the supermarket. I’ve got to stay focused, Mad Max…er…Matt style. You see, that trek is now more akin to...
by Matt Monge | Culture, Leadership
Remember that feeling as a kid when your parents tried to take your temperature? No, not that way. I’m talking about when you were a little bit older, and they told you they needed to take your temperature. You knew that meant they were going to jab slide that...
