
The Bigger Issue Behind the RTO Mandates
Are we applying 20th-century thinking to a 21st-century problem?
Figuring out how to manage culture, change, and conflict in the space between what was and what's next.
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Are we applying 20th-century thinking to a 21st-century problem?

The “one voice” you speak with only works if you get the right conflicts on the table first.

I think we’re not taking enough action, and we’re misunderstanding what resistance is and how to use it.

Chaos and complexity are different, and it pays to know which is which in today’s environment.

This is where the origin of the phrase "win-win" comes from.

When there’s no outlet for productive conversations, people turn to process, and that can cost you.

You have more power than you think to make it happen.

For culture to really be effective, you have to go all the way.

I told you what good conflict feels like, so here’s what it actually is.

It’s the wrong question, and it distracts us from what matters.

This is why you are exhausted and frustrated, but there is a path forward

And I could use a little help.