The latest from Matt Monge

Sep 30, 2013 - by Matt Monge, The Mojo Company

3 ways leaders can serve by listening

Last time we hung out together, we talked about ways we sometimes don’t actually listen. Something I’ll unpack a little more at the CU Water Cooler Annual Symposium ...

Sep 9, 2013 - by Matt Monge, The Mojo Company

4 Ways Leaders Don’t Really Listen

As the magical line from The Princess Bride goes, “You keep using that word. I do not think it means what you think it means”. And our teammates? They may ...

Jun 5, 2013 - by Matt Monge, The Mojo Company

7 Leaders Who May Not Have or Need a Title

Credit unions and most other organizations want to find and develop leaders. At the same time, within many of those same credit unions and organizations there are people looking for ...

Apr 2, 2013 - by Matt Monge, The Mojo Company

Credit Union Leaders, Let’s Do Fewer Transactions

That’s not a typo. It does say fewer transactions. I hope you’ll let me explain. by. Matt Monge, Mazuma Credit Union & The Mojo Company That’s not a ...

Mar 6, 2013 - by Matt Monge, The Mojo Company

5 Credit Union Culture Myths

By. Matt Monge, Mazuma Credit Union & The Mojo Company Mr. Rogers was a former Navy Seal. Gum takes seven years to digest. Refrigerating batteries makes them last longer. Facebook is ...

Feb 1, 2013 - by Matt Monge, The Mojo Company

5 Ways Credit Unions Can Encourage Creative Employees

By  Matt Monge, Mazuma Credit Union & The Mojo Company So this post and the ensuing comments got me thinking a little more about this idea of organizations flexing a little ...

Oct 22, 2012 - by Matt Monge, The Mojo Company

What Socrates Would Say to Credit Unions

by Matt Monge I’m about to kill my own little culture consulting practice with two words. I’m going to spare you the time, effort, and cash commitment connected ...

Jul 25, 2012 - by Matt Monge, The Mojo Company

Credit Unions and Cain’s Wife

by: Matt Monge, Chief Culture Officer, Mazuma CU and Principal, The Mojo CompanyWhere’d Cain get his wife?  It’s a question that’s plagued religious ...