“The best defenders are those who never tackle.” – Chris Anderson and David Sally, in The Numbers Game In 2001, Sir Alex Ferguson sold the Dutch international defender Jaap Stam to Lazio based in part on match data that showed Stam…
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Don’t overlook the quietly effective
Tagged with: absence, Anne Treisman, Bobby Fischer, Chris Anderson, cognitive illusion, Curious George, Daniel Kahneman, David Sally, Eliot Hearst, Jaap Stam, Janet Souther, performance evaluations, presence, self-awareness, self-evaluation, Sir Alex Ferguson, The Numbers Game
Posted in Leadership, Management, Soccer
Posted in Leadership, Management, Soccer
Book Report: Not Everyone Gets a Trophy
“Yes, Generation Y will be more difficult to recruit, retain, motivate, and manage than any other new generation to enter the workforce. But this will also be the most high-performing workforce in history for those who know how to manage…
Tagged with: Bruce Tulgan, Communitech, Generation Y, millenials, Not Everyone Gets a Trophy, Sandvine, self-building, self-evaluation, self-management, The Sandvine Way
Posted in Books, Careers, Leadership, Management
Posted in Books, Careers, Leadership, Management
Self-Evaluation and Self-Management
“Self-evaluation is the beginning, middle, and end of self-management.” – Bruce Tolgan We’re in performance evaluation season at work, which means lots of introspection, assessment, candid discussions, and 360 degree feedback. It’s a time that tries to balance looking backwards…
Tagged with: Bruce Tulgan, Generation Y, Kaizen, Michael Jordan, millenials, Not Everyone Gets a Trophy, self-development, self-evaluation, self-improvement
Posted in Books, Leadership, Management
Posted in Books, Leadership, Management
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