by Nick Webb | Jul 26, 2020 | LearnLogic Blog
When Steve Jobs died in 2011, many investors wondered how the company could continue without his singular presence. But others knew better. As Eric Jackson wrote in The Street in 2012, shortly after the death of Jobs, “Apple could have the most amazing management team... by Nick Webb | Jul 25, 2020 | LearnLogic Blog
If human employees were robots who instantly followed commands from the singular controlling entity, then the top-down model would be the most agile; and if the all-powerful leader were endowed with perfect abilities and flawless judgment, the organization would stay... by Nick Webb | Jul 23, 2020 | LearnLogic Blog
Innovations aren’t always amazing inventions or new products. In many cases, the most powerful innovations are internal, and which affect or transform the way an organization operates. This includes the delicate relationship between a leader and his or her employees.... by Nick Webb | Jul 22, 2020 | LearnLogic Blog
It’s easy to think of innovation as happening only in a trendy Silicon Valley or Brooklyn startup, where kids ride bicycles to work and appear to be thinking about stuff that may become real ten years from now. In fact, meaningful innovation can happen in every type... by Nick Webb | Jul 20, 2020 | LearnLogic Blog
Because of the increasing pace of business innovation, the need to adapt is becoming more urgent. As Martin Reeves and Mike Deimler wrote in “Adaptability: The New Competitive Advantage” for the Harvard Business Review, in the past thirty years the volatility of...
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