Jill Dyché is Vice President of Best Practices for SAS, where she and her team counsel leaders across both business and IT on what success looks like and how to make change stick. Her work has been featured in major publications including the Wall Street Journal, Newsweek.com, Forbes.com, and Harvard Business Review. She is the author of four books, including her latest, The New IT: How Technology Leaders are Enabling Change in the Digital Age (McGraw-Hill, 2015). Jill was the co-founder of Baseline Consulting, a management consulting firm that was acquired by SAS in 2011.
Enochlophobia. It means “fear of crowds,” and I have it. I wouldn’t be caught dead anywhere near Times Square on New Years’ Eve, and how did I ever endure the stadium-sized rock concerts of my youth? I’m thinking all this as I navigate the sea of people at the National
A few years ago, in the height of my workaholism, I took up a hobby. I go to sketchy neighborhoods around L.A. and hang out with dogs I don’t know. I have a long history of adopting and fostering shelter dogs, often getting them out on their “euth dates.” With
