Stoos Network (part 1): About Communication
I write this in my hotel room after having traveled back from Stoos to Zürich airport. The Stoos Gathering just ended and I’m feeling ...
Your Input for the #Stoos Gathering
I have blogged about Global Management Warming in Stoos several times. And so did Steve Denning, Peter Stevens, Sanjiv Augustine, a...
Prelude to #Stoos: Looking for the Great Thought
What is the Great Thought that everyone will want to be part of? What is the Big Message that we all can believe in? This Friday and Satu...
What Are Your 360 Degree Resolutions?
Asking your friends for new year’s resolutions helps you to commit to them, and it’s very similar to 360 Degree Dinner. I read an int...
How Would You Name Yourself?
What name properly represents you as a modern manager? I changed my given name when I was 7 years old. I didn’t like the one my parents...
The T-Shirt Test
You pass the t-shirt test when people proudly wear a t-shirt with the logo of your organization on it. Would you proudly wear a t-shirt w...
Management Models, Values & Principles?
As part of the preparations for the Stoos Gathering I am collecting models, values and principles for management. Maybe you can help me? ...
The Stoos Gathering Participants
These are the people who have committed to attend the Stoos Gathering, on January 6+7, in Switzerland. It started (for me) during the Scr...
How Do I Deal With My $%*! Organization?
It is one of the questions I get most often… How do I deal with my crappy organization? I like my work but I don’t like what manageme...
Global Management Warming Starts in Switzerland
At the Stoos Gathering we will discuss how to accelerate change in management and organizational transformation. W. Edwards Deming wrote ...
Your Work Is Awesome, Your Work Is Crap
Changing the world requires telling people when you feel delighted, and when you feel you’re suffering. Last week was our annual trip t...
Management 3.0 in the USA
Yesterday, Uncle Bob was denied access to the UK where he planned to give a course. It is small comfort to know I’m not the only one, a...
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