CaseInterview.com

FEBRUARY 21, 2020

In life and work, there are two ways to approach a problem. You can talk about a problem, or you can solve the problem. The problem talker spends all of his time complaining about the problem. "Boss, this budgeting process is so inefficient and a waste of time.". "The way we orient new employees to the company is so confusing.". "I hate how that one tree branch blocks the stop sign at the intersection; someone should tell the the city to fix it.".

Case Interview 90

Case Interview Interviews McKinsey Policies 90

Alan Weiss

FEBRUARY 21, 2020

If you’re going to hold a panel discussion: • Have a few panelists (3) not a lot, otherwise everyone will drone on about every question. • Move things along and make sure audience questions are the focus. • You job as moderator is to maximize value for the audience from the panel, not to be the “star” yourself.

Consulting 59

Consulting 59

Nash Consulting

FEBRUARY 21, 2020

Creating a Culture of Reliability in the Workplace [Do you prefer to learn with your ears instead of your eyes? You can check out episode 14 of our podcast on this same topic.] Sheila, a leader for a team of project managers, has a tight deadline to deliver on an important client project. Her back is against the wall. She is getting a lot of heat from the client.

Culture 52

Culture Meeting Report Guidelines 52

Seth Godin Blog

FEBRUARY 21, 2020

Those little plastic figurines don’t actually move. If we’re being honest, they’re not action figures, they’re remind-us-of-action figures. Many of the totems in our lives don’t actually do anything all on their own. Books don’t read themselves, and flowers don’t love us. But they can represent something. They can remind us of what’s possible.

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Nash Consulting

FEBRUARY 21, 2020

Consider the case of Jane and John, two coworkers who once had a cordial relationship with one another: Meet Jane. We all have a Jane in our workplace. Jane talks to think, meaning when she is processing a thought or idea, she does so out loud. It often appears as if we are witnessing her think in real-time. She is quick on her feet, excellent at motivating others, and tends to get a lot accomplished.

Management 52

Management Meeting Culture Development 52

Harvard Business

FEBRUARY 21, 2020

You have options other than getting swallowed up or stomped out.

Strategy 36

Strategy Strategy Strategy& Management 36

Harvard Business

FEBRUARY 21, 2020

Saving patients money doesn’t have to hurt business.

Government 36

Government 36

Harvard Business

FEBRUARY 21, 2020

Implement policies to get the most out of your numbers.

Data 36

Data Policies Culture 36