Let’s cut to the chase Most organisations are built for comfort, not for speed. They worship stability, idolise predictability, and cling to tired processes like a toddler to a blanket. In today’s world, that’s not just outdated, it’s reckless. How much of your day is driven by outdated non-value adding corporate rituals? How quickly can
In Part 1 of our no-BS guide, we ripped off the glossy veneer of AI hype to expose the uncomfortable truth: companies are burning mountains of cash on AI initiatives that deliver nothing but PowerPoint slides and empty promises. We showed how 87% of AI projects never make it to production, how AI is just
Quick Look: The Brutal Truth Let’s Just F***ing Say It As a leader navigating today’s business chaos, you’re drowning in a deluge of opportunities, stakeholder demands, internal initiatives, and “urgent” requests that have the same urgency as your teenager’s need for new sneakers. The pressure to deliver more, faster, and with greater impact is relentless.
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Your Product Transformation Failed. Now What? Spoiler alert: Renaming your project managers to “product owners” isn’t actually transformation Let’s talk about that “move to product” thing you tried. You know, the one that crashed and burned harder than your New Year’s resolutions. The Fast-Food Trap – You went for the quick fix. The corporate equivalent