25 Questions
True or false:People often fail after reaching success because they stop doing what made them successful.
True
True or false:People often fail after reaching success because they stop doing what made them successful.
True
True or false:Companies are losing control of their customers and employees due to hyperconnectivity and transparency.
True
True or false: Success is a one-time achievement.
False
True or false: Companies cannot design for the loss of control.
False
True or false: Reaching success is easy and doesn't require hard work.
False
True or false: Giving more control to customers and employees can be done through collaboration.
True
True or false: Pay-what-you-like pricing is an example of giving less control to customers.
False
True or false: Getting distracted by money can lead to failure.
True
True or false: Giving less control can counter the abundance of choice and create meaningful experiences.
True
True or false: Doing what you love is not important for success.
False
True or false: Research has shown that giving employees less control over their work makes them happier and more productive.
False
True or false: Having money guarantees protection against depression.
False
True or false: Anti-depressants can lead to a lack of motivation.
True
True or false: Anti-depressants can lead to a lack of motivation.
True
True or false: Staying true to their true selves is not a sustainable value proposition for companies.
False
True or false: Focusing on clients and projects is not crucial for sustaining success.
False
True or false: Openness is not paramount for companies.
False
True or false: Focusing on clients and projects is not crucial for sustaining success.
False
True or false: Following eight principles cannot help sustain success.
False
True or false: Companies do not need to worry about how much openness is good for them and what needs to stay closed.
False
True or false: Following eight principles cannot help sustain success.
False
True or false: Companies can remain open to all possibilities.
True
True or false: Success can be achieved without continuous effort and dedication.
False
True or false: Success does not require continuous effort and dedication.
False
Study Notes
- Companies are losing control of their customers and employees due to hyperconnectivity and transparency
- However, companies can still design for the loss of control by giving more or less control to customers and employees
- Examples of giving more control include collaboration, pay-what-you-like pricing, and generous transactions
- Companies can also give less control to counter the abundance of choice and create meaningful experiences
- Examples of giving less control include surprise campaigns and altruistic tasks
- Research shows that giving employees more control over their work makes them happier and more productive
- Staying true to their true selves is the only sustainable value proposition for companies
- Openness is paramount, but radical openness is not a solution
- Companies can worry about how much openness is good for them and what needs to stay closed
- Companies can simply remain open to all possibilities.
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