When it comes to new tricks, sometimes new dogs are just as hard to teach as old ones. Many startup CEO’s adopt the “visionary entrepreneur” leadership style. They set out a broad vision, provide lofty goals, and model an ambitious work ethic. And at this stage in a company’s growth, it generally works. Yet keeping enthusiasm up as the company grows is difficult, especially as the direct link between founders and employees becomes less tangible or less possible. According to Self-Determination Theory, intrinsic drivers such as autonomy, competency, and relatedness are crucial factors in building an engaged, committed workforce. Read More>>
Monthly Archives: June 2016
Automakers Befriend Start-Ups Like Uber, Girding Against a Changing Car Culture
Automakers are looking toward a technology-driven future, one where they increasingly acknowledge that getting around may not require owning a car or even without knowing how to drive. This type of alliances are the latest in a string of pairings between technology companies and traditional automakers that are scrambling to re position themselves. Read More>>