Avoiding bad decisions, fixing failed collaborations and linking e-mail to misery
From noodle-making robots, to a forensic account of failure in a 64-person team, this week’s wrap up offers handy lessons.
Every week, SmartCompany Plus brings you The Best of Everything, From Everywhere. This week, the pieces our team found the most interesting are a mixture of practical guides with forensic break-downs, and a fun example of how automation is already being embraced within the hospitality industry.
For most readers, the final link, Is Email Making Us Miserable should be a must read.
Avoiding bad decisions
Everyone makes mistakes, but you can avoid many of them by following these five steps.
How to fix failed collaborations ($)
This forensic account of a 64-person project breaking down, and being fixed, shows you the right questions to ask when a project goes off the rails.
Japanese noodle making robot makes 150 servings an hour
Automation isn’t limited to warehouses. How a hospitality business embraced robotics.
E-mail is making us miserable
Science shows more time over emails = more unhappiness. Should you reconsider your work practices?
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