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Learning Community Focuses on Constructive Conflict

WorkLore aids a global professional firm in designing and launching an online learning network to support graduates of their conflict management program. Over 2.5 years, the network has been a vehicle for sharing and clarifying best practices and developing new tools to improve project collaboration.


"Opportunity Scan" Uncovers Strategic Leverage Points

Job shadowing, group activities, and relationship-mapping highlight opportunities to improve a geographically-dispersed business by freeing up middle managers’ time for developing front-line staff. The study also reinforces emerging interest in rethinking the customer experience.

Consultants Improve Service Levels by Saying No

Learning consultants for a training firm discover that saying yes to administrative tasks is the central barrier to successful execution of their client service plans and loyal repeat customers. They learn to say a positive No, improving service and reliability and reducing their own stress.

HR Team Overcomes Field/Home Office Tension

WorkLore assists a field HR learning community who initiate a joint task force with their home office counterparts. Through a peer-interview process they discover that they have become "accidental adversaries", and enact 2-3 changes that address the rout causes by allowing them to work smarter.

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Spiral StaircaseWhat Is an Upward Spiral?

Howard Schultz calls us to ignite an upward spiral of confidence to get the economy moving again.

What does he mean?