The Challenge of Growing a Business: Rethinking the SWOT Analysis for Success
Part 2 If you’ve spent any time in the business world, you’re likely familiar with SWOT Analysis. First developed by Albert S. Humphrey in the 1960s, this tool has been a staple for assessing Strengths, Weaknesses, Opportunities, and Threats. It’s been used to shape...
Rethinking Accountability: Balancing Empathy and Performance in Business
In the ever evolving landscape of modern business, accountability stands as a foundation for success. Yet, as of late, accountability seems to be taking a serious hit. Why? The root cause most often seems to be tied to an overextended and confused application of empathy, which, if left unchecked, more often than not, leads to underperformance.
How Does Accountability Show Up In Your Organization?
When working with some of our CEO clients, one of their main complaints is: “No one takes accountability for anything around here!” Generally, this discussion moves into a conversation about how well that CEO is setting expectations and then managing to those...