Continuous improvement and innovation
By Christina Villefrance Moeller, TalesOfLeading When I think about the Renaissance period I usually think about creative wealth from artists like Michelangelo and Leonardo da Vinci and thinkers like Machiavelli. Originating from Italy the …
by Christina Villefrance Moeller, TalesOfLeading Participating in the event Automation Småland 2015 in Sweden this week made me reflect on this question. It was an event for small and medium …
By C. Villefrance Moeller, TalesOfLeading I must admit I find it difficult to concentrate on writing this Saturday morning after the terror in Paris. However, my original plan was to …
by C. Villefrance Moeller, TalesOfLeading The Mayor and the headmistress showed us around the school they were renovating. They told us how the reform influenced the size and layouts of the …
by C. Villefrance Moeller, TalesOfLeading There is hardly a topic so thoroughly examined as management and the role of leaders. We have admired and praised the successful ones as heroes …
By C. Villefrance Moeller, TalesOfLeading My son gazed sceptical at me and screwed up his eyes in the afternoon sun. “Yes, we will take the path and go near the monument,” …
By C. Villefrance Moeller, TalesOfLeading They walked down the hallway with firm steps and focused gaze. I stood in the doorway as they past. They did not speak. The decision was …
By C. Villefrance Moeller, TalesOfLeading “It’s a bit strange, when I’m not challenged by my superior. I’m just allowed to carry on with my projects. We are expected to praise …
By C. Villefrance Moeller, TalesOfLeading I was impressed how the leader persistently trained team members to know other routes than their own and even take part in the administrative tasks. …