Power Surge: Do Employees Have Too Much Control?
Analyzing the Shift Between Organizations and Employees in the Post-Pandemic Era
Analyzing the Shift Between Organizations and Employees in the Post-Pandemic Era
Nobody likes performance reviews! But what if you could use AI tools to make them more effective, actionable, and productive for you and for your employees? Here’s how you can do that…
Over a decade ago (in 2013) I wrote an article for Forbes where I explored how the world of work is evolving. I broke things down by past and future and looked at everything from corporate structure to where employees would work.
What if I told you the way that you think about your career and long term success is all wrong? What if I told you that what you’ve been taught inside of your educational institutions and inside of your organizations is actually setting you up for career failure, not success?
Is working in the office dead? With the rise of remote work it appears that home offices becoming the new corporate hubs. But what does the data actually say? Dr. Nicholas Bloom from Stanford University has been studying the work from home trend from over 20 years and he has hard data that shows what has been going on and why.
Who wouldn’t want to work less while getting paid the same amount?…. Anyone? Don’t get your hopes up.
The concept of organizational structures has been around since the dawn of ancient civilizations, ever since the coordination of large groups of people was needed for things like administration, trade, and the military.
A few years ago I wrote, The Future Leader, where I talked to over 140 CEOs around the world. I wanted to understand the most important mindsets and skills that current and aspiring leaders need to master in the rapidly changing world of work that we are all a part of. There are 4 mindsets and 5 skills.
Peter’s approach to leaders is a simple one and it’s all one we all heard before, yet we forget to practice it. In fact, the more senior we become inside of organizations the more we forget about this simple yet impactful rule.
Today’s episode is with Scott Jeffrey Miller, an accomplished executive with Franklin Covey, a seven-time bestselling author, and the host of the ‘On Leadership’ podcast. We discuss the world of mentorship, and the 13 roles a mentor can play as outlined in Scott’s recent book, “The Ultimate Guide to Great Mentorship.”