Why Perfectionist Tendencies Are So Bad For Innovation
It is so much easier to innovate new products or services when we stop trying to be perfect.
7 Ways To Create An Innovation-Friendly Culture
Organizations that struggle with new product innovation typically don’t fail because their leader isn’t a visionary. It’s not that the team isn't creative or smart. It's because, as humans, we favor routine. Innovation takes most of us outside our comfort zones and often requires new skills and behavior change.
The BEST 3 Tools for Remote Innovation
We recently published a blog about how innovation thrives in uncertainty. Uncertainty introduces constraints which, in turn, force us to get scrappy and inventive. But many of our clients are concerned that it is hard to innovate and collaborate when many teams are still working from home.
Innovating in a Crisis
The innovation I see right now truly is awe-inspiring. For example, distilleries making
hand sanitizer, software companies
reconfiguring software to help hospitals track and manage COVID-19 cases,
Four Tips for Working with a Visionary Leader
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What the Past Year Taught Me About Fear (and How to Overcome It)
When my partners and I launched
Vecteris a year ago, our primary purpose was to create a place where we love to work. We wanted to create an environment that inspires innovation, fosters collaboration, and welcomes diverse working styles and talents.
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Creating Diverse Product Teams: What Works (and What Doesn't)
Yesterday I had the honor of speaking with a group of local leaders about how to create more inclusive work environments (thank you,
GCHRA!
). We spent the morning discussing how diverse teams offer the ‘trifecta’ of great product management:
more innovation
,
better problem solving
, and
greater customer empathy
.
