Is it better to have “up-and-comers” or “more seasoned” employees making decisions at your company?
It turns out the best answer is a mix of generations, and it’s a wake-up call to companies everywhere, from a tech industry enamored of young...
Future Of Work: Research Shows Millennials, Gen Xers And Baby Boomers Make Better Decisions Together
Executives sixty years ago could expect their companies to last a lifetime. Executives today will see half of the S&P 500 disappear in the next decade. The business world is in a digital churn of creative destruction. As McKinsey calls it, we are...
Every day there are more headlines about the challenges of workforce diversity. A focus on diversity often means a focus on hiring, and even with substantial investments of time and money, it takes years to turn the tide for companies with...
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Executives and Thought Leaders Rally Around Inclusive Decision Making To Advance Corporate Diversity
Corporate leaders, diversity experts and authors, and Silicon Valley entrepreneurs today expressed their support for the findings uncovered by Cloverpop’s new study revealing the impact of inclusive decision making on business performance. The...
Cloverpop today published research that reveals how inclusive decision making allows companies, especially tech companies, to use diversity to improve business performance. The study -- lauded by experts and executives -- was based on 566...
Business leadership is largely about judgment and decisiveness. So it's no surprise that a Bain & Company study found that decision practices drive 95% of business performance. The real surprise is that we do such a bad job keeping track of our...
Four Cloverpop studies show that decision making has three times greater impact on business results than goal setting. The studies included a project researching New Year's resolutions with Stanford Graduate School of Business researchers. Overall,...
No one thought Trump was going to win. Near the end, not even Trump himself seemed to think he would win. Yet win he did. And yesterday the decision makers of the electoral college set it in stone.
It's no wonder this CIO.com article is so popular...who doesn't want to make better decisions? As the article says:
