by Eve Pyle | Nov 15, 2019 | Author, Leadership, Tyler Palko, Uncategorized
As our Director of Leadership Development, Tyler Palko, celebrates his six-year anniversary as part of the Solutions 21 team, this past week – Wednesday, November 13th to be exact – included an additional anniversary. Fifteen years ago, as quarterback at...
by Rob Salome | Nov 6, 2019 | Author, Rob Salome, Strategy, Uncategorized
Bloom’s Taxonomy, a descriptive learning model introduced by Benjamin Bloom in 1949 to define levels of the cognitive domain of learning, is utilized by educators to help them understand the intellectual level at which students are capable of working. By understanding...
by Tyler Palko | Oct 31, 2019 | Author, Leadership, People Development, Strategy, Tyler Palko, Uncategorized
This past weekend, I was watching some football with some friends and family. Truth be told, I didn’t actually watch the game. Allow me to break it down. Being involved in the innerworkings of the game of football since the age of three has created a...
by Luis Rivera | Oct 24, 2019 | Author, Leadership, Luis Rivera, People Development, Uncategorized
For those who lead teams, developing direct reports should be a top priority. Read that sentence again. But how do you navigate development when your emerging leaders need a different, customized style of leadership applied to their learning and...
by Jeff Belsky | Oct 9, 2019 | Author, Jeff Belsky, Strategy, Uncategorized
I recently came across an article published by Forbes entitled, “Strategy Without Execution Is Hallucination!” Although this article was published in 2012, the true meaning still hits home with organizational strategy development. If you played a sport growing up, you...
by Albert Ciuksza Jr. | Oct 4, 2019 | Albert Ciuksza Jr, Author, Leadership, Uncategorized
We live in the golden age of sarcasm. Trolls, digs, and burns are some of our most potent modern communication currencies, wielded by everyone from senior government officials to frustrated customer service representatives. Confession time, and with apologies to a...
