Category: Leadership

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The Architecture of Reconsideration

Why Voters Reconsider Leaders They Once Rejected

Part 3 of the Trust & Leadership series. Part 1 examined what happens when public leadership breaks trust. Part 2 explored why trust rebuilds differently than most leaders assume. This installment considers why voters sometimes revisit earlier judgments, and what changed conditions, evidence, and alternatives reveal about how people reassess leadership. There is wins. Another...

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Why Great Organizations Become Hard To Understand

Why Great Organizations Become Hard To Understand

There is a challenge many successful organizations encounter that is easy to misdiagnose. From the outside, it may appear to be a communication problem. The organization needs a clearer message.A stronger story.A better explanation of what it does. But often, the issue is deeper. The organization is not difficult to understand because it lacks value....

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Executive boardroom with subtle misalignment symbolizing how leadership decisions determine outcomes before system performance is visible

What Leaders Will Be Judged For Is Decided Earlier Than They Think

Here’s when your outcome was already decided By Christopher D. ThomasFounder, inMMGroup Most leaders believe they will be judged by outcomes. Performance. Results. Execution. The visible end of the system. But by the time a system is being evaluated, the outcome has already been shaped. Not by performance. By decisions made earlier, when the structure...