Archive for 'Change'
Introducing new technology standards is Not About introducing new technology standards!
“Dear Chief Technology Officer(s), It has come to my attention that, in our wonderful company, you want to introduce some new standards. I hear they may include things like a PMO ( Project Management Office), risk management, a SDLC ( services or systems delivery life cycle process), business analysis processes and quality audits. How nice. [...]
Posted: October 1st, 2009 under Change, leadership.
Tags: complexity, organizational glue, process change, stakeholder leadership
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WANT A JOB? – JUST HAND-OVER THE CASH!—NOT!!!!!
For those of you who are hiring or want to hire a firm to find YOU a job ( guaranteed?) STOP . I have read too many sad articles reporting on the fate of the unemployed paying out thousands of dollars to firms “promising” to find them jobs. And, of course, the promise never comes [...]
Posted: August 17th, 2009 under Change, HR, Self.
Tags: Change, HR, job search, Self, strategy
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Future of HR
I had the opportunity this morning of listening to John Boudreau, co-author ( with Peter M. Ramstad) of the book Beyond HR, The New Science of Human Capital. The presentation was sponsored by the Strategic Capability Network ( http://www.scnetwork.ca ) in Toronto. John has eloquently provided a deep and relevant context, models and language in [...]
Posted: April 20th, 2009 under Change, HR.
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Leadership is not an island
Leadership is hard sometimes. We take a new role and find that we respond to the new dynamics in new unplanned ways . From the outside we do well assessing the business situation ( like a case at school) and creating a number of pragmatic paper opinions based on good sound logic including ourselves. But [...]
Posted: January 23rd, 2009 under Change, HR, leadership.
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