Posts Tagged With ‘ confusion ’

Who doesn’t love a 🐫? Did you read about the recent fiasco in Lebanon with the clocks going forward for Spring? The government decided to endorse 2 different time zones in an attempt to appease Muslims and Christians at the same time, with Christians putting their clocks forward immediately and Muslims being allowed to wait a month. Now whilst this was very nice of them to do on one level (I mean great EQ all round), as you can imagine it caused all world of problems on another as most people would have to interact with both time zones until both were aligned — I read a great... Continue Reading

What have you got if you have a cricket ball in this hand and one in this hand? A bloody big cricket This is a reprint of a classic blog that I wrote in October 2019 when I first started my company Shiageto Consulting. Enjoy! One of the biggest “Focus Costs” is a lack of clarity. From the small: “Did they say that they wanted milk in their coffee?”, to the large: “I don’t really understand the company strategy!” “SO WHAT?”, you might think, those things don’t really matter. Au contraire; each time there is confusion, things suffer and the likelihood of success is decreased. In... Continue Reading