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What Jack Oneill teaches us about efficiency
What Jack Oneill teaches us about efficiency, underneath his sarcasm, is ruthlessly practical. Listening to Jack You can easily figure out the most important things to do simple… efficient… are : Jacks worldview reminds us that intelligence isn’t just about knowing, it is rather wisdom anyway, but more so it is about acting clearly in the face of confusion. In a world rewarding complexity, that kind of simplicity is both rebellious and profound. Colonel (later General) Jack O’Neill ( two Ls) from Stargate SG‑1 is remembered for his sarcasm and not liking scientists. Beneat dry humor lies, a surprisingly deep, wisdom rooted in simplicity, straight talk, and cutting through noise…
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Leadership Beyond Greed: Japan turn around in corporate culture
Leadership Beyond Greed Leadership Beyond Greed in today’s corporate world would be a … sparking topic. Leadership is all too often celebrated for its ability to generate results on paper – profits, story points, market share values, okrs, shareholder returns—while ignoring the very people who make these results possible. We live in an era where “growth” has almost become a cult religion while the humans behind this growth are excel rows rather than individuals with lives, dreams, and families. Who cares if You can`t make it ? It is precisely this hypocrisy the push on “teamwork” while promoting individual growth that drains people. Take Japan, for example. Japan people are…
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Informed captain decision making in team
Informed captain decision making in team is another idea, from netlifx, to make everything in a company better, decentralized and so on and so forth. Fater, better harder stronger 😉 The generic idea is about “empowering teams and individuals” but here are the key points about this concept. Short story : Informed captain listens to everyone than is trusted to take the best decision to move forward. Informed Captain Responsibilities The captain owns the team’s mission, mandate, and metrics, and has full decision-making authority within their scope. Decision-Making Process Decisions are not made by consensus or committee votes. The captain has the final say after considering different viewpoints. Kinda like…
