management

  • When Empathy Becomes Enabling

    Empathy is widely regarded as one of the most critical leadership traits of our time. And, undoubtedly, that is fundamentally a good thing. We have moved away from the stoic, unfeeling management styles of the past toward a model that… Continue reading

    When Empathy Becomes Enabling
  • When Collaboration Becomes Poor Decision-Making

    We all want to work in a collaborative culture. The idea itself sounds unquestionably good, doesn’t it? We picture teams where everyone feels heard. We imagine a seamless flow of ideas from diverse perspectives. We want alignment, buy-in, and the… Continue reading

    When Collaboration Becomes Poor Decision-Making
  • Speaking up: How to share feedback with leadership thoughtfully and effectively

    For most of us, giving feedback “up the chain” can feel intimidating. Whether it’s your team lead, your VP, or the CEO, it’s easy to second-guess yourself: “Is this worth bringing up?”,“What if I sound like I’m complaining?”, “Will this… Continue reading

    Speaking up: How to share feedback with leadership thoughtfully and effectively
  • Making customer count a prime metric

    Net Revenue Retention (NRR) has been a key indicator of business health in SaaS for a long time, and for good reasons. It tells you how well you’re expanding within your existing customer base. But while NRR is a highly… Continue reading

    Making customer count a prime metric
  • Venting: The not-so-silent culture killer

    We’ve all been there. We experience frustration with a certain situation, or we simply disagree with a decision. Oh, how tempting it is to find a sympathetic ear and vent “to get it out”! Naturally, as we vent, our stories… Continue reading

    Venting: The not-so-silent culture killer