Finding talent to fill jobs is one of the CEO’s biggest challenges in today’s economy.
From boosting overtime to delaying retirements to doubling down on automation, CEOs are taking a variety to actions to address this ongoing challenge. Read this recent article from Chief Executive magazine to learn more.
Traditional management consulting won’t be around in 20 years.
That’s the bold claim being made by Pat Lynes, a business transformation consultant and author of “The Interim Revolution.” Having interviewed over 100 corporate executives to gain insight into how businesses address change and perceive the management consulting industry, Pat believes our industry is a prime candidate for disruption. We agree. Learn more here.
Don’t take your brain power for granted. It takes intentionality to function at your cognitive best.
Here are five ways to increase your fluid intelligence (or cognitive ability).
We’ve all heard the expression “death by PowerPoint”.
We’ve all experienced the pain of sitting through yet another bullet-intensive presentation.
It’s time to rethink the business presentation.
It’s time to build your next presentation around the concept of “visual storytelling”.
Manufacturing is primed for a tech revolution that will give way to the digital factory. A look at what that means for not just manufacturers, but tech and capital goods companies. Click here to learn more.
Nobody likes a troublemaker at work. But there are people who know how to turn rule breaking into valuable contributions. Read this story about two kids at a three-Michelin star restaurant in Italy who simply wanted to order a pizza – a meal that wasn’t on the menu.
Congrats to Croixstone consultant Tony Armeni on facilitating his very first TABL event for 15 senior-level executives from NewDominion Bank and Park National Bank. TABL is Croixstone’s new culinary team-building experience that couples world-class cooking instruction with a customized application of DiSC, the training and development tool designed to improve work productivity, teamwork and communication.
The same grit that propels top athletes to win also determines business success. Here are 3 tips for incredible resilience from the first American woman to win the Boston Marathon in 33 years.
Steve Jobs. Elon Musk. Benjamin Franklin.
So what do these “serial breakthrough innovators” have in common?
NYU Stern professor Melissa Schilling explores the answer to this question in her new book, Quirky, which examines the traits, foibles and genius of eight fascinating innovators who changed them world. Read more here.
According to one expert, North Carolina is facing a serious economic challenge. Read this article to learn how some believe the world changed in a very BIG way in 2007, resulting in cataclysmic changes in the workforce.