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Month: November 2018

  • More Than Just Blocks: What Minecraft Teaches Us About Leadership (with a Book Review)

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    AIMS

    Minecraft, the seemingly simple game of blocky landscapes and endless possibilities, has captivated millions worldwide. But beyond its entertainment value, Minecraft offers a surprisingly rich environment for developing essential leadership skills. It’s a world where players aren’t just passive consumers, but active creators, problem-solvers, and collaborators. This “sandbox” freedom fosters a unique learning experience with…

  • Walking into the War Zone: The Program Recovery Manager as a Peacemaker

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    AIMS

    Imagine this: you step into a project that resembles a battlefield. The client and the project team are entrenched in their positions, each side armed with accusations and blame. It’s a war of words, with volleys of “he said, she said” flying back and forth. There’s a lot of noise and movement, but no real…

  • Beyond Skillsets: The X-Factors of High-Performing Teams

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    AIMS

    While technical skills and experience are essential, they’re only part of the equation when building a high-performing team. To truly excel, teams need individuals who bring a unique blend of personality traits and cognitive abilities to the table. Here are four key indicators to assess when evaluating prospective team members: 1. Curiosity: 2. Insight: 3.…