Lately, I haven’t published so much because of
some major changes in my personal life – all positive and all for the better I
might add. In particular, for the last three months I have had a rather large
DIY project on the go which has swallowed a big chunk of my time and left very
little occasion for anything else, including DrivenByQ.
It has been interesting to see the effect of taking time
away from the managerial side of the business. More specifically, it has been revealing
to observe how the general feel of DrivenByQ has changed without so much of my
input. It is notable how personalities within the business have responded and
how their effect has altered the dynamic.
I don’t think customers noticed my time away so much but
there is definitely something different when I am not around. It is difficult to
quantify what makes us the business we are when we are on form but with the advantage of
objectivity, I’ve been able to distinguish that what makes our company so
recognisable as DrivenByQ is quite simply our ‘attitude’.
