by Nick Webb | Jul 30, 2020 | LearnLogic Blog
To become and remain an innovation leader, be sure to focus on these four key personal attributes. When you have them, you’ll be much more likely to stay ahead of the innovation curve—and your organization will be all the more profitable. 1. Develop a Keen Inward... by Nick Webb | Jul 29, 2020 | LearnLogic Blog
We recommend our clients go through the process of ideation to identify the various personas of the key innovators working within their organization. This is a custom process. It’s not one-size-fits-all. In all their myriad behaviors, dreams, and expectations, humans... by Nick Webb | Jul 28, 2020 | LearnLogic Blog
Instead of clinging to old-fashioned demographic stereotypes, innovative employers see each person as an individual. They don’t make the catastrophic mistake of putting their employees into crude generational boxes labeled “Baby Boomers,” “Millennials,” or “Gen Xers.”... by Nick Webb | Jul 27, 2020 | LearnLogic Blog
In bricks-and-mortar retail, a key number is the dollar amount of sales per square foot of usable store area. In retail stores, the average sales per square foot is $325 per year. Data from eMarketer and CoStar say Apple is America’s most productive retailer, with... 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...
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