Tuesday, May 22, 2018

The Next Time You Want to Complain at Work, Do This Instead


THE WEEKLY HOTLIST: Harvard Business Review

May 21, 2018

The Next Time You Want to Complain at Work, Do This Instead

By Peter Bregman


Change management

5 Behaviors of Leaders Who Embrace Change by Edith Onderick-Harvey

They encourage employees to take risks and experiment.


Networking

Go Ahead, Skip that Networking Event by David Burkus

Don't even feel guilty about it.


Leadership

Assessment: Are You a Compassionate Leader? by Rasmus Hougaard, Jacqueline Carter, Jason Beck

With simple practices we can bring more wisdom to our leadership.


Giving feedback

The Power of Listening in Helping People Change by Guy Itzchakov, Avraham N. (Avi) Kluger

Don't just give feedback.


Collaboration

How to Make Sure Agile Teams Can Work Together by Alia Crocker, Rob Cross, Heidi K. Gardner

Cross-functional groups often have different incentives.


Social platforms

A Platform Strategy Won't Work Unless You're Good at Machine Learning by Megan Beck, Barry Libert

Platforms require curation, which is increasingly a task for AI.


Analytics

How People Analytics Can Help You Change Process, Culture, and Strategy by Chantrelle Nielsen, Natalie McCullough

You can't make big organizational changes without understanding how employees behave.


Data

What Blockchain Could Mean for Marketing by Anindya Ghose

It will make digital marketing more transparent.


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