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I’ll take the engineer!

Lisa Poulson / October 2, 2018 / Innovation /

Innovation

I first posted this back in 2016 when poseyblog was brand new. I have to post it again, because I keep meeting such amazing technologists and innovators who constantly inspire me!  Consider this my manifesto: The CTO is always my favorite member … [Read more...] about I’ll take the engineer!

Communicate to create

Lisa Poulson / September 18, 2018 / Internal Communications, Leadership /

Internal leadership

I love Anand Sanwal’s CB Insights newsletter for a thousand reasons, not the least of which is that it makes me snort with laughter more than anything else these days. In a recent newsletter he reflected on challenges as his team, which was 25 in … [Read more...] about Communicate to create

Do your homework

Lisa Poulson / September 4, 2018 / Public Speaking /

public speaking

It’s September. It’s time to get that new lunchbox and think about what your new teacher will be like. It’s time to knuckle down and get ready to work on new skills. Just in time for conference season! There are so many tech industry conferences … [Read more...] about Do your homework

Featherbedding!

Lisa Poulson / August 21, 2018 / Change, Evangelism, Innovation /

innovation, change, evangelism

  [note - most of this piece is a repeat from a 2017 post, but that’s on purpose] Gearing up to deliver a major new innovation to the world this fall? That’s awesome! Before you fling your great new idea out into the world, read … [Read more...] about Featherbedding!

Paving new neural pathways

Lisa Poulson / August 7, 2018 / Change, Evangelism, Innovation /

innovation, change, evangelism

Brains, and humans, like patterns. Our brains are wired to lay down neural pathways and then to encourage us, via clever deployment of hormones like cortisol and dopamine, to stick to those pathways. Your brain knows that if you do what has kept you … [Read more...] about Paving new neural pathways

Pick yourself up after the crash

Lisa Poulson / July 31, 2018 / Communication /

communication

Ryan Holiday’s The Obstacle Is The Way, one of my favorite books, is the perfect read for anyone going through a crisis. When something horrible happens, our nervous systems can really impede our ability to make good decisions. You must make … [Read more...] about Pick yourself up after the crash

Say you’re sorry!

Lisa Poulson / July 17, 2018 / Communication /

crisis communication

Oh F***. You and your company are having a WFIO moment. There’s a horrible crisis and your constituents want answers – your investors, your customers, your team, the press. What do you do? Well, first, you need facts. What actually happened? … [Read more...] about Say you’re sorry!

Seven tips for surviving litigation with your reputation intact

Lisa Poulson / July 3, 2018 / Communication /

Communication Crisis

Maybe it’s because I’m reading Brotopia, Emily Chang’s book about sexism in the technology industry, maybe it’s because I recently did an Ask Me Anything about crisis communications with the fabulous Paul Wilke of Upright Position Communications. For … [Read more...] about Seven tips for surviving litigation with your reputation intact

Amazing or useless? PR can be both

Lisa Poulson / June 19, 2018 / Public Relations /

public relations

This June we’re debunking common myths about PR on poseyblog. The role of PR in the sales – especially business to business sales - is something that causes people so much angst. So let’s dive into it. Huge PR Myth #4: Press coverage is essential to … [Read more...] about Amazing or useless? PR can be both

Influence, not control!

Lisa Poulson / June 5, 2018 / Public Relations /

public relations

Public relations stirs up powerful emotions – it’s a rare CEO who isn’t totally captivated by her picture on the cover of Wired Magazine. I’m not a PR person anymore, but I was one for 25 years. So, to help the companies dying for great coverage and … [Read more...] about Influence, not control!

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