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Rob Lambert

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A photograph of people playing basketball on Brighton Beach

In this article I share some simple ideas to stop passing the burden of low performance to other managers, or HR.

A photo of the warm and fluffy clouds from inside an airplane

In this article I explore a non-scientific interview question to understand communication behaviours and why communication approaches should be adaptable.

Your people need a plan too - Building the Team to get it done

In this article, I share ideas about Step 3 of the Releasing Agility model. This is also episode 3 in the Releasing Agility mini series. Transcription (May contain errors). This is the 3rd episode in a mini series about releasing business agility. A model I use with clients all over

A modified image of a vending machine with the heart as an available product

In this article I share a story about a boss who was like a vending machine - until he went on some communication training - and it all changed.

A digital drawing showing a mountain with an office on it - and the words plan outside of the office

In this article I explore why we need a plan - but blindly following the plan is not the goal - the goal is to adapt.

An image showing a couple sat on a bench in Oslo, Norway

In this article I share how to create a rich, compelling painted picture of the future - the basics of the Releasing Agility model but also a foundation for effective strategies.

A photo of someone on a bike jumping through the air

People won't say anything useful if their competition is in the room. We're in business together, we're all connected, so why would we compete?

A drawing by Rob Lambert of someone looking at the HR policy, which states that no fish should be cooked in the microwave

In this video and post I share why workplace rules are so important - and the 10 I have for my home studio.

A collage showing a seaside cliff with a red sky behind to signify heat

All teams need some form of heat to get work done. In this article I share why fear should not be one of those forms of heat.

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