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October 12, 2022September 15, 2022

Operations are always both deep and wide and should significantly influence your strategic plans

One of the most important aspects of any strategic plan is understanding how it will impact actual day-to-day operations. If a strategy cannot be reflected through the daily work that happens, nothing will actually change. The thing about operations is that while many think they understand it, no one person can actually know everything that…

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January 25, 2021

The data is never completely in. Change is a function of everything.

At heart, I’m a data person that believes strongly in non-binary solutions to problems (there are always more than two options to any decision). I like to understand the information that both leads to a question being asked before then also looking at the information that would inform a decision. There are no beginnings or…

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May 28, 2019

How should a good workplace experience be designed? A semi-detailed examination of the trade-offs to real estate strategy.

At the WorkTech New York 2019 conference this year, the final speaker of the day was brought in to challenge the status quo of how a room of real estate professionals think about real estate. He made the argument that since the advent of the cubicle the workplace has gotten progressively “sadder.” It’s an argument…

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