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Don’t Outgrow Your Roots

David Berman, President, RingCentral How RingCentral Maintains Core Values During Rapid Growth When Vlad Shmunis, RingCentral’s founder and CEO, brought me on to his team, he asked me to lead the company’s growth with larger customers and rally the organization to the next level. In startup mode, the team was very small, fast and intense. As […]

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Paradox Thinking: A New and Counterintuitive Way to Solve Problems

Are you often faced with conflicting situations and mixed-message demands from your board, your team, key stakeholders, and the market?  Take risks to grow dramatically and protect your current stability.  Seek to maximize sales and watch the bottom line. Build future leaders and prove leadership excellence now. Paradox thinking is “and” thinking.  It enables balanced management of interdependent conflicting objectives. Adopting

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Business Strategy, Leadership, Customer Satisfaction, Customer Loyalty, Customer Affinity, Employee Performance, Growth, Business Growth, Entrepreneur, Leadership Attributes

Create Infinite Growth in Business ~ Who You are Being as a Leader?

One of the most impactful areas to create a radical shift in business growth and results is to be able to distinguish between “what you are doing” each day (i.e., work deliverables) and “who you are being” as a leader.   All businesses are results oriented, but what is it that makes one business more successful

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Who Was Occam? And Why Did He Need a Razor?

In April, as decreed by the Church of England, we commemorate the life of William of Ockham, an English Franciscan friar and scholastic philosopher who has influenced modern organizational theory—but not enough. Peter Drucker’s medieval counterpart offered the observation that “entities must not be multiplied beyond necessity,” although these exact words never actually appear in

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