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Kill the Company
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Kill the Company

End the Status Quo, Start an Innovation Revolution

Bibliomotion, 2012 更多详情

Editorial Rating

8

Qualities

  • Applicable
  • Well Structured
  • Concrete Examples

Recommendation

Creativity coach Lisa Bodell is the founder and CEO of Futurethink, an innovation consultancy. Over the years, she has developed a system for turning tired, risk-averse corporate cultures into inventive juggernauts in relatively short order. Bodell tells you to “kill your company” and do it now, before someone else does. She urges you to look at your organization through the eyes of a ruthless competitor. Find your weaknesses, imagine the future of your industry and figure out how you’ll get there. While some of the book’s exercises might seem corny, each one is simple, yields immediate insights and connects to an overall approach that is engaging enough to win the attention of busy leaders, even skeptical ones. getAbstract believes this book will help CEOs, executives and managers spark creative change from the top down or, as Bodell recommends, from the “middle out.”

Take-Aways

  • Your organization may be well past its peak, even if you can’t – or won’t – see it.
  • All employees are creative in some way, so ideas aren’t the issue; it’s bureaucracy that stifles innovation.
  • Free your employees from the curse of busyness. Give them time to think.

About the Author

Lisa Bodell is the founder and CEO of Futurethink, an innovation-training consultancy.


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    F. H. 1 decade ago
    Lisa is talking about stepping out of the mundane status quo business environment, taking a peek at it from outside, comprehending and then analyzing what is hurting the business and then to get a plan in order to go fix it. 

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