Category: Blog

  • Can you build relations by reading minds? If you can, this video is NOT for you.

    Can you build relations by reading minds? If you can, this video is NOT for you.

    We know that good relations are crucial for a team to be really successful. Like it or not, you have a relation with every person in your team. It can be a good one, perhaps it’s a bad one. This is about how you feel and you are basing the feeling on something.For some reason,…

  • How to get a group to stick together and be successful πŸ† for decades

    How to get a group to stick together and be successful πŸ† for decades

    Exactly 20 years ago, I stepped into a sweat-scented locker room at Farsta IP. A few days earlier, on New Year’s Eve, I had met Johan Kjerr and we had talked a little hockey πŸ’ . “But hey,” he said, “I’m playing with a nice gang in Farsta. Come down on Thursday and try it…

  • Why do many organizations fail with cultural change and introduction of positive appreciation?

    Why do many organizations fail with cultural change and introduction of positive appreciation?

    The short answer is too little positive reinforcement to the people who engage, but also that we give positive reinforcement to the one who DON’T engage! We put more and more effort in caring for our employees, and we have realized it’s not about after work parties, conferences or cozy chairs in strange colors that…

  • The new year’s party is more fun when everyone contributes

    The new year’s party is more fun when everyone contributes

    A few days into the new year, take a minute and look back. Were you at a big new year’s party? Was it fun? I’m sure it was. Unfortunately, we can’t take it for granted that all parties are fun. A nightmare for the host – so much effort has been put into the preparations,…

  • Is the grass really greener on the other side of the fence?

    Is the grass really greener on the other side of the fence?

     I was in a discussion with a friend in the recruitment industry earlier this week, and he told me how the job market is changing. Fewer and fewer people are responding to job postings. This is partly due to an uncertain economy – it can be nice to sit still in the boat – at…

  • Rebuilding the social capital – our view

    Rebuilding the social capital – our view

    Rebuilding the social capital in your organisation – it doesn’t have to be complex… After reading the McKinsey article Network effects: How to rebuild social capital and improve corporate performance, I felt like I had to make a short summary of my own… In my oppinion, you don’t have to make it to complicated when…

  • How do we work to create a culture where we appreciate each other?

    How do we work to create a culture where we appreciate each other?

    Appreciation – profitable but neglected Do you think a group with a sense of community performs better? That a group where employees are engaged and feel appreciated is more productive (like 20%) and less likely Β (also like 20%) Β to resign so you have to reimburse them with all the costs involved. If not, you can…

  • Triple jump towards a tighter team

    Triple jump towards a tighter team

    Jonathan Edwards has made an incredible jump of 18,29 meters. That is longer that a full-size American flatbed trailer! Back in 1995, during the world athletic championships in Gothenburg, he was in the final of the Tripple jump and showed the world how to master the discipline. A triple jump consists of three parts, the…

  • Best of Hockey

    Best of Hockey

    A hockey team in Stockholm asked to use Qdos2U to futher strengthen the group, and to share appreciation between all involved in the team. Great outcome, and here is a selection of the best of the best – what Kudos did the different players and leaders got to hear? Translations: “With wisdom on the field…

This website uses cookies. By continuing to use this site, you accept our use of cookies.  Learn more