Dr. Scott Simmerman’s “Teaching the Caterpillar to Fly” is a creative and useful metaphor for...
Engagement
Supervisors Struggle Facilitating Engagement
What can we do to support the many supervisors who struggle facilitating engagement and...
Rolling Toward Workplace Happiness
Rolling Toward Workplace Happiness: How Supervisors Turn Square Wheels into a Culture of Progress...
Performance Feedback Checklist – SIMPLE
THIS post offers a short-form overview of the much more detailed "Performance Feedback Standards...
Neuroscience, Collaboration and Square Wheels
A casual tour about how the brain really works, and why simple images like Square Wheels flip on...
The Dis-Un-Engagement of GenZ and their Supervisors
This post focuses on the Dis-Un-Engagement of GenZ and their Supervisors, offering the approach of...
Santa’s Square Wheels for Improvement
Every year, the elves and reindeer keep finding some of Santa's Square Wheels for improvement and...
Supervisors in the Hellscape: Why Engagement Lives or Dies at the Front Line
So many organizations seem to put their supervisors in The Hellscape where they are simply driven...
The Supervisor Hellscape and Strategy
Supervisor Hellscape and Strategy, an image evolving from Square Wheels® Images to spark thinking...
Meet Glenda, Dani Watkins Leadership Bot
The topic of this is, "Meet Glenda, Dani Watkins Leadership Bot" where I share an interesting tool...
Square Wheels® – A brand that moves workgroups
Square Wheels® - A brand that moves workgroups forward, visual that involve and engage and drive...
The Facilitation Graveyard – The Supervisors
"The Facilitation Graveyard - The Supervisors" -- The human “Pause Buttons” on progress,...
Shock and Amazement with Perplexity AI
I got some shock and amazement with Perplexity AI this morning to generate ideas as to how to use...
Analysis of Performance Feedback – 2025
Analysis of Feedback: A 2025 Framework for Continuous Continuous Performance Improvement for...
Performance Feedback and Flow
An interesting discussion with an expert in the concept of Flow this morning got into a discussion...