by Gopal Gopalan | Jul 25, 2021 | Leadership, Personal Growth
Often we look at ‘empathy’ as an ability that is much needed in leadership roles. It is always an ability expected from people higher in the ladder towards those who are below them or at best towards peers. By focusing heavily in this manner, the need for...
by Shiv Sivaguru | Jul 12, 2021 | Leadership
In these days of post truth and manipulated media, we are all flooded with information and many times have difficulty in cutting through the noise to find the true signals. Using perception to soften the impact of reality has been an accepted practice – from...
by Sairam | Jul 4, 2021 | Agile, Business Agility, Leadership, Uncategorised
It was an evening, I started walking towards the bazaar nearby to purchase few items for home. From the first turning from my house, I noticed that the bicycle repairing shop was open, and quickly remembered to ask the mechanic the status of my son’s...
by Shiv Sivaguru | May 30, 2021 | Leadership
You might have heard of the theory of the Helsinki Bus Station. It is not new and it was originally shared as a message to art students. When I came to know this, it appeared as an interesting anecdote. Over time, as I reflected on the key message – to stay on...
by Dr. Krishna Prasad | May 14, 2021 | Agile, Digital Transformation, Leadership
Photo by Bernard Hermant on Unsplash “We are following Agile practices because our teams do daily stand-ups. Our teams are working in Sprints and we are very strict about Sprint and Increment planning. So what more should we be doing?”. Sounds familiar?...
by J Veeraraaghavan | May 8, 2021 | Leadership, Uncategorised
In my long career I have been fortunate to work for some great managers. In the 15 years of experience as a coach, I have interacted with managers who have been my coachees, as well as their (coachees’) managers. I have done some analysis of the working styles...
