by Mike Baxter | Jul 6, 2017 | Alignment, Strategy
The heritage of goal mapping stretches back to 1938 and the pioneering endeavours of Lawrence Miles in General Electric. He took a step back from the ledgers of component costs, material costs and labour costs to explore how the greatest value could be delivered to...
by Mike Baxter | May 4, 2017 | Alignment, Leadership
One of Shawn Parker’s many insights into Facebook and Mark Zuckerberg’s leadership of the business is that Mark had an instinctive understanding of the key business decisions that needed to be made and the circumstances that surround them. Research...
by Mike Baxter | Apr 20, 2017 | Alignment
Ah, remember the memo! How they would often start in a spirit of considerate open-ness, explaining the 3 or 4 options available to us and inviting our thoughts. Before, that is, they ruined it all by giving just enough hints that the decision was already made and...
