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It was a warm and bright September day in Seattle as I wandered rather aimlessly through Pike Place Market with my friend Dana. Our lack of direction as we drifted along with the crowds almost perfectly mirroring the lack of … Read More
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Hi. My name is Jill Schiefelbein. And Iâm a speak-a-holic.
Yes, I am one of those weird people who loves public speaking. Who thrives on having an audience. And who genuinely wants to connect with people in a … Read More
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Whether intended or not, CEO Melissa Mayer’s declaration to collaborate in person rather than cooperate virtually is turning Yahoo into a large-scale laboratory overhauling its corporate culture. According to Works in Progress, itâs like building a brand new workforce … Read More
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Iâve said many times: Iâve learned more from my failures than from my successesâ¦and Iâve made some whoppers.
Goof-ups, missteps, slip-ups and embarrassments are no reason to ring oneâs hands and hang oneâs head. In fact, our mistakes … Read More
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Culture is a little like dropping an Alka-Seltzer into a glass. You don’t see it, but somehow it does something. Yes, culture certainly does something! It defines and explains the way a business operates.
Most people can readily recognize … Read More
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If you want to be successful in business, you need to surround yourself with the right people. But finding the right people to surround yourself with is not an easy task. Yes, I realize I was a bit repetitive there. … Read More
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As pace of technology advancement picks up, innovation continues to be one of the most urgent issues for businesses today. This is what I want to talk about today but first let me tell you a … Read More
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From Rosie the Riveter to Maggie the Manager:
During World War II, women on the home front kept the factories running and the war effort strong. In the near future, the Generation-X woman could once again be … Read More
