The PPILL
Huba RostonicsThe PPILL is my personal daily blog project. PPILL stands for Purpose, Process, Innovation, Leverage, and Leadership; the themes that I write about, and in my view, indispensable ingredients of any great initiative.
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Organizational Overextension and Its Cure
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We rarely admit we are overextended. We use nobler language. We assure ourselves we are ambitious, responsive, customer-centric, growth-minded, all-hands, and committed to excellence. The statement “…...
The Alignment of Strategy, Structure, and Soul
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Most organizational problems do not begin with bad intentions. They begin with mismatched signals.
The strategy says one thing, the structure rewards another, and the culture quietly believes a third. Le...
Why Strategy Is Really About Saying No
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Every leadership team says it has priorities. That is usually true in the same way a kitchen junk drawer is a storage system. The list exists. The usefulness is debatable.
In a recent study by Deloitte, o...
TOOLS: Innovation
I still remember business school. It was the good old days when my employer was paying more than half the tuition, and I was mixing with energetic, over-confident young professionals, under the marquee of the late Wayne Huizenga.
When you...
Simplify to Amplify: The Organizational Principle
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Before an organization can amplify something, it must simplify.
Some leaders try to do the opposite. They attempt to scale a message before it is clear, accelerate a process before it is stable, expand a s...
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