Conflict at work erodes trust, commitment, and loyalty. It is the No.1 productivity killer as everyone works based on assumptions which are not accurate and it slows down corporate initiatives. It’s time to design your business to end it.

Conflict at work erodes trust, commitment, and loyalty. It is the No.1 productivity killer as everyone works based on assumptions which are not accurate and it slows down corporate initiatives. It’s time to design your business to end it.
If Vietnamese companies want to compete on an equal footing as a new wave of competition appears on the horizon, then it is a matter of choice and not about the environment.
The challenge is, how do we keep ourselves from clamming up whenever people criticize us. Think positive, at least the person cares enough to offer his/her feedback.
Redesign roles and structure to improve feedback, and use new tools for engagement to build a smarter B2B business.
Frequent, team-level correction, affirmation and sharing will result in a deeper form of communication, nurturing intuition for unity to win collectively.
With a new president, diverse models and humbling of big players like Carrefour, who will thrive or sink in Indonesia’s burgeoning retail scene.
Companies innovate better if they identify a way to harness their strengths internally and make decisions based on a relational point of view.
A pragmatic and realistic approach in building a coalition is necessary for innovation to work.
In today’s world, it is very difficult for any brand to score points over their competitors. Are you prepared to commit to greater creativity in order to stand out?
We propose a new framework for measuring corporate impact, which we believe will deliver responsible behaviour, as well as lead to better brands, better employees and better competition for companies.
How Pope Francis approach can reignite creativity in your organisations.
We have natural resources to drive our economy and world heritage attractions like the famous Ha Long Bay. However, Vietnam is still unable to replace our regional competitor, Thailand. Why?