Posts Tagged ‘covid-19’

How the Coronavirus Is Driving Culture Change @ Work

TweetThe coronavirus could finally force businesses not just to change their routines, but to shift their corporate cultures, too. The coronavirus has managed to do what all the product demos, ad campaigns, and sales pitches couldn’t: It’s forcing businesses to actually shift their corporate cultures so that people can collaborate and be productive when commuting to the office is […]


Institutionalizing Uncertainty: How Business Moves Forward in a Post-Covid 19 World

TweetPlanning for the unthinkable has become the top priority. Doesn’t matter what business you’re in. If you lead a business, you’re now in the contingency business. You have to look at the things that will never happen and then provide a workable plan to survive, and potentially thrive, what no one thinks can come to […]


Covid-19 and Re-Thinking the Balance Between Individual Productivity and Collaboration

TweetI wrote a piece up on Inc.com entitled, “3 Ways to Inspire Innovation From Remote Teams,” that touches upon a critically important point that frankly needs a deeper dive than what my editors over there typically want. Thus, the double click here. There’s more to it than just saying the work from home workstyle gives […]