Can one person in a workplace ruin a workplace? In other words, can one bad apple spoil the whole bunch? That’s the question Dr. Will Felps, Rotterdam Business School professor, sought to answer. His findings were published under the title
Can one person in a workplace ruin a workplace? In other words, can one bad apple spoil the whole bunch? That’s the question Dr. Will Felps, Rotterdam Business School professor, sought to answer. His findings were published under the title
Business at Google is healthy. However, in these uncertain times Google is watching its expenses and is getting downright frugal by tightening some of its famed employee perks (free food, free massages, etc.). The New York Times ran an interesting
Earlier, we shared takeaways from Donald Keough’s THE TEN COMMANDMENTS OF BUSINESS FAILURE. Today, by way of Seth, we learn of Ed Welch’s list of 101 ways a business WILL destroy itself. Lots of chewy nuggets in Ed’s PDF —
In June, Time magazine ran a story about the business philosophies of Kip Tindell (ceo/co-founder of The Container Store) and John Mackey (ceo/co-founder of Whole Foods Market). Kip and John are kindred spirits because they hold fast to the belief
Kudos to Karlene Lukovitz for her autopsy-esque article on reviving left-for-dead brands. Click here or below to read the interesting article…
Living in the Badlands of Central Texas has some benefits. I took advantage of one those benefits on Saturday morning by visiting Snow’s BBQ in Lexington, TX. Brand Autopsy blog readers will recall an earlier post about Snow’s BBQ, a
Consider peeping the July issue of ARCHITECT magazine. The magazine asked five architect design firms to envision the rebirth of Starbucks. Interesting results … lots of daydreaming esoteric fodder for design-types. The regular marketing-type in me likes the Modular Community
Let’s pretend … you live in a small town, population 1,200. You operate a BBQ joint open only on Saturdays in this small town. The townsfolk describe your brisket as “transcendent meat.” By the early afternoon you’ve sold all 300
ONE | I dusted off my “No Business is Perfect” essay and gave it new life with new context. It’s on the Keppler website … READ ARTICLE. TWO | CZ Marketing interviewed me about SBUX, WOM, and OTHER STUFF …
Over at the Idea Sandbox blog, Paul Williams breaks down the perverted oddities in this Burger King promotional tray liner. Really, this is just odd. Look at the rubber glove-wearing Pickle and the pants-down Onion. Now read Paul’s breakdown.