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B2B Book Club Selection (August 2022)

Account Manager Tips

The prevailing thought is if you have graduated to sales leadership, you must already know what you're doing, otherwise you wouldn't have been promoted into the role. The prevailing thought is if you have graduated to sales leadership, you must already know what you’re doing, otherwise you wouldn’t have been promoted into the role.

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Research update on the most in-demand soft skills

Red Star Kim

Following my past research (some of which was published in my 2020 book Essential soft skills for lawyers (kimtasso.com) ) I keep an eye out for the latest information relating to the soft skills (particularly leadership skills) most in demand and how these relate to the professional services sector.

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3 Effective Strategies for Leading Across Generations in the Workplace

CMOE

As the modern workplace continues to evolve with a rich diversity of generations, embracing flexible leadership across these age groups is crucial for fostering collaboration, driving innovation, and achieving sustainable success in today’s dynamic business landscape.

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McKinsey’s Three Horizons of Growth

Flevy

McKinsey & Company partners published the Three Horizons (3H) of Growth framework in 2000. The model is useful in managing Innovation , evaluating the maturity and potential of innovation projects, and allocating resources accordingly. Averting common mistakes—e.g.,

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Book review – Managing Brands

Red Star Kim

Towards the end of the post is a review of a classic brands book “ Brand Leadership” By David A Aaker and Erich Joachimsthaler which I published some time ago. Porter’s generic strategies (cost leadership, differentiation and focus) are relevant here. It’s interesting to see how brand management has developed.

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Should Your Technology Team “Go Agile”?

Excelerate

In the early 2000’s, Agile exploded on to the scene. However, instead of enabling rapid innovation, many companies found that they spent significant time and effort to change their way of delivering products to market, only to find that the investment never ended and the gains were never achieved.

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Decision Making in the Era of Growing Constraints (Part 1)

Planview

They are a top engineering company and attract the best mechanical engineers in the country who progress into leadership roles. They are converting to electric, and hydrogen, and are optimizing traditional engines to emit 90% less harmful emissions than those produced prior to 2000.