Create (working) time!

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  My favorite sentence from the editorial for the new issue "Managerseminare" by Nicole Bußmann. Now is an interim period, she continues, in which the world and its buildings of thought between "old" and "new normal" can be adjusted.
  
  At the beginning of this time belongs for me: #Analysis and #Reflection, what we want to have back from the old normal.
  
  How much flexibility do we need in our working world? How important are encounters to us and how do we shape them? How do we manage contact and communication in the best possible way?
  
  How does good #leadership go at a distance? Or: Is #continuing education in the old regular mode really the non plus ultra?
  
  We should not simply fall back into old patterns out of convenience. #Change starts in the head. Contact me if you need to talk about this.

Time Out 2022

"I'm off then!" - I've wanted to write this sentence for so long. Now I'm going to do it.

Lets do some work now!

I would like to see something from the future coalition leaders: Fast and respectful negotiations and forward-looking ideas and decisions.

What makes us courageous

In order for the "return to normality" in the coming months not to become a "business as usual", (big) changes are needed.

Home Office: Yes or No?

Houston, we have a problem: managers want to bring their employees back to the office, they want to work at home more and more.

Skills for tomorrow

Thanks to digital technologies, our working world is changing fundamentally, radically and rapidly. What skills do we need for this?

Create (working) time!

Time is not money, time is life. Now is the right time to think about the working world of tomorrow.

Just do it!

How do we become more digital & innovative faster? This is an intense discussion at the moment.

Make changes

Change communication is an ongoing task throughout the entire process.

Doubts about success

Managers have a central role in digital transformation. But they do not believe in success.

Marketing today

This McKinsey study shows opportunities for marketing in and after the pandemic. How do I market my products and services in the "next normal"? McKinsey names six aspects:

It's your own fault!

Study on why change fails in companies.

Equal opportunities

When acceptance of flexible working time models and mobile working increases, this creates equal opportunities for women and men.

Creating Change

After Corona, one thing cannot be changed: The certainty that change is doable.

Working in home office

New for many, a habit for me - working at home. A comment on psychology.