Is it working?
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You are not, in fact, going on holiday
It is that time of year again. The time when professionals across the northern hemisphere participate in a ritual so deeply embedded in the culture of work that nobody pauses to notice how comprehensively absurd it has become.
You know the...
The books your CEO has already read (probably)… and, this summer, you should too
The Garden of Earthly Delights , c. 1495–1505, Hieronymus Bosch
Over a recent lunch with my friend and mentor, the venerable Brian Gosschalk, he asked me which management books I’ve read and would recommend to others. That got me thinking...
Man Bites Machine
There’s a particular kind of corporate hubris that deserves its own taxonomy. It’s not ordinary arrogance, the stuff of missed quarterly targets or botched rebrandings. It’s the deeper, more operatic variety: the kind where a roomful of exe...
The last honest voice in the room
Gin Lane, William Hogarth, 1751
There is a role that most organisations desperately need and almost none have the courage to create: the professional dissenter. Not the difficult colleague who objects to everything. Not the passive-aggress...
Whether you call it ‘retrenchment’ or cuts – it means the same thing
March of the Weavers, Käthe Kollwitz, 1893
Redundancy has a vocabulary, and most of it is designed to obscure what is actually happening. ‘Restructuring for efficiency.’ ‘Optimising our organisational design.’ ‘Aligning headcount with stra...
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