EVOLVE’S THOUGHT LEADERSHIP BLOG

Dive into a World of Expertise and Knowledge on Change Management, Leadership, and Organizational Development

Welcome to Evolve Your Performance’s Blog, where we delve into the intricacies of change management, leadership, and organizational development. We are passionate about equipping executives like you with the knowledge and insights needed not just to survive but thrive amid organizational chaos.

Our blog posts are written by a team of experts, each with years of experience navigating and conquering chaos. They offer their unique perspectives on a broad range of topics, providing actionable insights and practical advice that you can implement within your own organizations.

Whether you are an executive grappling with the need for organizational change, a leader seeking to enhance your skills, or a change management professional looking for fresh perspectives, our blog has something for you. Our posts are crafted to illuminate your path, equip you with vital knowledge, and empower you to lead with confidence.

As you scroll through our posts, you’ll find thought-provoking articles, how-to guides, case studies, and the latest trends in change management, leadership, and organizational development. Each piece of content is designed to spark curiosity, drive conversation, and inspire change.

We believe knowledge is power and aim to provide you with a wealth of it. Delve into our content and discover a world of insights waiting to elevate your leadership journey. Your journey to mastering chaos and driving organizational success begins here.

  • Picture of the bottom of an airplane as it flies over the photographer as it is landing.

    In the saga of Boeing’s transformation from an engineering powerhouse to a cautionary tale of corporate missteps, a series of pivotal decisions mark the waypoints on a journey from industry leadership to a crisis of confidence. This journey began in 1997, when Boeing merged with McDonnell Douglas, a move that not only expanded Boeing’s footprint […]

  • In the dynamic landscape of organizational change, leaders often grapple with how to gauge their initiatives’ effectiveness accurately. Traditionally, surveys have been the go-to tool, but let’s face it—they’re not everyone’s cup of tea. In this piece, we’re venturing beyond the conventional, exploring innovative strategies that promise a more holistic view of change measurement. From […]

  • A couple of questions worth asking… “What are my company’s values? What is our culture, and does a shifting corporate landscape necessitate a complete change in how we do business?” An Unprecedented Shift Surviving 2020 – for large corporations, small to mid-size businesses and start-ups, and even households required a wholesale commitment to change. With […]

  • When you go to a store and receive excellent service from a front-line employee who exceeds all of your expectations, do you credit the positive interaction to a lucky encounter with a singular, wonderful employee who loves their job? Or do you extend your favor to the entire organization, thinking, “Wow! This company must really […]

  • Do you fully appreciate the potential of your employees? According to a 2019 study by Bloom Leadership, 79% of employees quit due to a “lack of appreciation,” which included: Lack of career and professional development Inability to safely provide opinions and ideas about the organization Managers fail to delegate tasks to employees, thereby ignoring their […]

  • Pretty sure you’ve heard the idiom, “The road to hell is paved with good intentions.” While workers aren’t like monsters and work, hopefully, isn’t like hell, it’s easy for the well-intended metrics we establish to produce the types of unintended consequences that can make a good idea a bad reality. Once Upon A Metric…       A […]

  • Why is your favorite coffee shop your favorite coffee shop? Is it as simple as the coffee? The price? Or is it that hipster music they play in the store? Is it the cute barista who writes your name in that ‘special’ way on your cup? Is it the fact that they use organic, conflict-free […]

  • Do you remember your first job? Mine was a city government job managing summer hires. Hilarious, in retrospect, because I was 16, maybe 17 (don’t laugh, it was a while ago,) and I had zero supervisory experience. Now, it’s important to note that I could do ALL of the jobs the summer hires were asked […]

  •   I don’t know where you are with sports. You may be an ‘Oh, I didn’t catch the game’ type or a dyed-in-the-wool fanatic who wears the home team’s jersey on game days, but there is no denying that we are a world fascinated by sports. The euphoria of victory, the agony of defeat, the […]

  •   When was the last time you stood up today? I started working from home regularly about 7 years ago. My days, in the beginning, went something like this: I rolled out of bed at my normal time. I let the dogs out and checked my email, which would inevitably pull me into a rabbit […]