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Assumed Knowledge: A Management Flaw

Paul Pease - Monday, January 16, 2012

Managers and executives fall into the dangerous trap of assumed knowledge. Given very little or no information at all, they assume and clearly know what is going on in a department; with a customer; or on the factory floor when in fact they are in the fog. Nevertheless, they create some version of the events because they must know- they are the boss and bosses are supposed to know everything. Read more


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Compliant Reporting Doesn't Improve Performance

Paul Pease - Wednesday, April 18, 2012

With every downturn in economic activity, there is a correlating upturn in required reporting. CEO's need to report more- and more often- to their boards. Consequently, senior executives are required to report more to the CEO- and so on down the line until we get to the field sales team. Typically if the numbers aren't looking good, the reporting really falls on the sales team to see where the revenues are and what the trend is. So lots of detail about opportunities, new markets, short-term, long-term, anyone that can give us an order now- is required in sales reporting. Since the job market is also thin, the sales team- motivated by fear- complies with the reporting.  Read more

Four Questions to Ask About Whether or Not Organizational Change Worked

Paul Pease - Wednesday, January 11, 2012

Four questions about whether or not organizational change worked Read more

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