How to clarify complexity – Part Two

How to clarify complexity – Part Two

Nov. 10, 2010 by

As I said in another recent blog on complexity, most knowledge workers have to find the signal within the noise.  In other words, we have to gather information, sift through it, and decide what is important and what is not,

How to Clarify Complexity

How to Clarify Complexity

Nov. 4, 2010 by

To clarify this complexity, I have to step back, calm down, and ask myself a question, such as, “What seems to be the problem?” Then I have to look at the rat’s nest of black wires, and begin the delicate surgery of extricating one wire from the clutches of the other…

Presence is knowing what to say

Presence is knowing what to say

Aug. 20, 2010 by

Robert Selander, the former CEO of MasterCard, had a thing for “presence.” When asked what he looked for in those he hired, he said, “Leadership, results, and presence.” About presence he said, “At varying levels of the company you deal