Meet, talk and learn from each other to tap the power of shared experience
For me, the best learning often comes from an unexpected source. In the world today, diversity of knowledge and ideas can be a goldmine for us if we know how to tap it.
Let me give you an example. This week I met a group of my staff to discuss an important subject. The attendees were not all senior leaders, grey-haired experts or company veterans. They came from different generations, functions and perspectives.
We discussed this issue, and I was amazed. I learned things I had not considered. It shifted my understanding of certain situations. Some of the things I learned completely changed my immediate plans. It would never have happened if I had not asked this…
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