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Even the best athletes in the world have coaches.Not because they lack skill, but because high performance requires continuous feedback and refinement. Leadership is similar. Executive coaching matters because the higher someone rises in an organization, the fewer honest mirrors they have. Authorit…
In this episode, Thomas Bertels and Bruce Bolger, founder of the Enterprise Engagement Alliance, discuss what lessons we can learn from Total Quality Management (TQM) about creating a creating a movement. Bruce argues TQM succeeded because competition made the economic impact of poor quality undeni…
When it comes to leadership, context makes a big difference. Leaders that do well in large, established organizations are masters of securing resources, building consensus, and navigating the politics. But if you take those successful executives and put them into a leadership role in a start-up, ma…
Governance is not usually a word that gets people excited. For many leaders, it brings to mind compliance, bureaucracy, policies, and control. But Jesper Persson sees governance differently. In this episode of Work Matters, Thomas Bertels speaks with Jesper about why governance should be understood…
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