Evolutionary and Revolutionary Change

Employees in class

Change is hard, employees resist change, blah blah blah. Yes, we have heard it all before, and no, it is not all true. Yes, change can be hard, and people can be very resistant. If your company is going from producing cars to producing cabinets, you are going to need some pretty major adaptation in […]

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See it Through

Online learning

It is easy to be enthusiastic about a project at the beginning. There is the potential for something great to happen, the excitement of something new, and the anticipation of what your team will come up with. But later on, that enthusiasm may fade. Once the “new” thing is created, it them becomes “normal.” Creative […]

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Make Change Easy

Employees in class

Even though we may like to think of ourselves as flexible and innovative, the reality is that we fall into routines at work and get comfortable. That’s good, because we can find what works best and then do it, but sometimes we need to change how we do business, and that can be awfully stressful. […]

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Hiring Remote Workers

Remote workers offer an effective way of controlling your costs while expanding your talent pool. From a cost perspective, you can cut down on office space, avoid the hassles and expense of employment visas, and potentially pay less than you would with a local hire while still getting great talent that is making a good […]

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Get a Lawyer

Retaining employees

Whenever we talk about an issue in this blog that sounds like it might have legal implications, you will notice we always remind you that we are not lawyers, that this is not intended to be legal advice, and that you should consult an attorney for more details or to ask further questions. There is […]

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