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Tag Archives: Dilbert
Why GE had to kill its annual performance reviews after more than three decades
“…we think over many years it had become more a ritual than moving the company upwards and forwards”. This is what happens to many ideologies in companies – either they are never believed and quickly dies out, or they are … Continue reading
Posted in Change Management, Coaching, Leadership, Management, Philosophy, Six Sigma
Tagged Dilbert, Fail fast, GE, General Electric, Max Nisen, Mindfulness, Performance Review, Quartz, Six Sigma
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Which Leadership Approach is Better?
Dilbert is very clear on this topic! Still, I cannot help feeling that it would be a pity if business leaders would stop reading those books on “the rules of leadership”. Some of them never read anything, and maybe some … Continue reading
Posted in People, Philosophy
Tagged Books, Business, Dilbert, Eliza, HR, Leadership, Philosophy, respect for people, Silver bullet
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