Passion Is The Most Beautiful Renewable Energy
11 March 2026
The relationship between passion and excellence is not what we usually think.
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Tag Archives: Performance
Why Many Managers Get Pressure Wrong
4 March 2026
The new season of the documentary series “Drive to Survive,” Netflix’s behind-the-scenes look at Formula 1, portrays a world where everything is pushed to the limit. In that environment, managing pressure makes the difference between performance and failure, and offers a management lesson that extends far beyond the racetrack.
In The Age Of Artificial Intelligence, Can Companies Still Succeed Slowly?
15 March 2024
Are organizations in danger of speeding up?
Yes, AI Can Improve The Performance Of Companies While Promoting The Fulfillment Of Their Teams
20 August 2023
To do so, organizations of all sizes must focus on their training practices.
From Talent To Performance, The Line Is Rarely Straight
12 December 2021
Many management metaphors are borrowed from the world of sports and this topic is no exception.
The Often-Forgotten Factor In Performance Management
15 October 2020
No human being can be at their best all the time.
Managers Should Find Inspiration In Professional Sports
11 December 2018
It imposes the highest level of accountability.
Becoming A Manager Is A Career Change, Not A Promotion
1 October 2017
The qualities based upon which someone is promoted to manager are not the ones that will help them succeed in that role.
Why Engaging Managers Create More Value Than Cutthroat Ones
15 May 2017
Much more often are CEOs appointed because they are cutthroat alpha males than because they engage and unify their employees.
The Three Key Principles Of Corporate Transformation
9 April 2017
Their efficiency depends on their complementarity.
Do A Few Talented Employees Make The Difference?
30 October 2016
That question creates tension with one of my main managerial principles.