Ep 135 – When Ops Execs Realize the Story Already Left the Building
The email went out Tuesday morning. By then, the team had already compared notes and made up their minds. The official words were careful, measured,
The email went out Tuesday morning. By then, the team had already compared notes and made up their minds. The official words were careful, measured,
She didn’t plan to become the only one who knew how everything worked. It just kind of happened. One project turned into two. A few
He was relieved the reorg work was over. Weeks of prep, stacked meetings, late‑night revisions: done. It was a lot to get that new org
She thought, “Wow, the transition went much better than last time.” Roles shifted. Timelines complete. No one asking, “Wait, who owns this now?” A week
A client said to me a few months ago, “I’ve got to get my team to own more of this, because right now I’m the
She caught herself thinking, “Wait, did that really just happen?” That’s what was running through the mind of someone I know when another reorg was