“And the end of all our exploring will be to arrive where we started, and to know the place for the first time.” – T.S. Eliot T.S. Eliot wrote this line in 1943, but it aptly applies to our post-pandemic work world. So many things that were viewed as mundane … Continue reading
Mark Twain has a famous quote, “there are two types of speakers, those who are nervous and those who are liars.” Nerves happen…they are human. At Decker, we work with tens of thousands of executives every year, and an all too common statement and question come to the surface when … Continue reading
In the classic tale of the Tortoise and the Hare, the tortoise wins the race because he is steady and consistent. While the Hare, who sprints and is frantic in his quest to win, burns out, stops, and falls asleep to rest. Leading us to the well-known moral of the … Continue reading
This is a headline that I never expected to see, much less write. There is no greater dumpster fire in professional sports than the NY Jets. For their fans, of which I have the misfortune to be amongst, they have been less a sports team and more a seasonal source … Continue reading
At the end of March of 2020, as everyone was dealing with the shock of sheltering in place, we had a client that had an “aha”- a moment of clarity in the midst of the chaos that would define her leadership in a hybrid world. With over 40,000 people in … Continue reading
