HOW CAN YOUR BUSINESS SURVIVE COVID19? SIMPLIFY IT

The virus will have a significant negative impact on the economy, your customers and thus your organization. As there is no business as usual you need to rethink yours. This Inc. article below describes how McDonalds is using focus and simplification. Click here to read what RIZECLUB members shared on business survival? Simplify your production. […]

Stop trying to outwork machines

“Try to let go of the idea that time is linear, regular and objective, and think of it in the same way we experience it – as elastic, variable and layered,” We differentiate from machines by being creative, directional, relational. Read the full Inc. article HERE or get in touch with the RizeClub member who […]

INTERVIEWING – How much does the screw cost?

“A screwdriver and a screw together cost $2.20. The screwdriver costs $2 more than the screw. How much does the screw cost?”

Reward risk

Inc. magazine – “Don’t wait for the right circumstances to present themselves to you, that force you into action. Be bold enough to seize and create the opportunities that will bring a greater than average return. Getting the results you desire doesn’t come as a result of being a reluctant superhero, that only uses their superpowers when […]

Running Unforgettable Company Meetups and Events

Great tips by Inc. magazine on how to run unforgettable Company Meetups and Events Don’t be cheap Make sure your content is both entertaining and educational Think of a great name for your meetup Provide food and beverages Set aside at least 30 minutes for networking Don’t make it all about your company Capture the moment Read the full […]

11 management priciples that shake things up – by Elon Musk

No large meetings unless they’re of value to the entire audience. Keep them short. Don’t have frequent meetings unless the matter is truly urgent. Resolve it; stop meeting. If you are not adding value to a meeting, walk out or drop off the call. Don’t use acronyms and nonsense words for objects, software, or processes. Avoid […]

Build a home

To achieve a high performance culture where employees feel at home, part of a family implement some of these principles of the Inc article; they will create stronger ties between your brand and its human talent. 1. Display your humanity Becoming human-centric rather than profit-centric may involve a shift in thinking and priorities. However, it […]

How does culture drive performance?

Summary of the Inc. article (click here for the full article) Why we work determines how well we work. The six main reasons people work are: play, purpose, potential, emotional pressure, economic pressure, and inertia. A high-performing culture maximizes the play, purpose, and potential felt by its people, and minimizes the emotional pressure, economic pressure, […]