Simplification Can Save Your Team From Burnout
This piece is by WWSG exclusive thought leader, Lisa Bodell. You can’t have a healthy company without healthy people. It’s a straightforward truth, but in…
Thought Leader: Lisa Bodell
Ukraine has done all the prep work to launch its counter-offensive against the Russians. Now they just need Mother Nature to do her part and let the ground firm up. So, I would expect the tanks to roll out at the end of May or June. Preliminary attacks by the Ukrainians have helped weaken the Russian’s ability to move. Since Russia typically fights by rail, these attacks have focused on rail nodes and connections. As Russian strategy pivots to trucks and vehicles, Ukraine targeting will shift to fuel depots and supply lines. The Ukrainians have seen success by punching through the Russian front, cutting off supply lines, and forcing a rout. We will likely see a similar strategy used as the Ukrainians push into the Donbas and eventually out to the Sea of Azov. If you’ve followed me for a while, much of this will sound like my predictions for a Ukrainian counter-offensive in the winter. As we’ve learned, the weather always wins and the Ukrainians are pretty sneaky…so these predictions should be taken with a grain of salt. What I’m looking to do is outline the logical next steps that Ukraine will take to win this war. |
Yes, this map is from November. But given the largely static nature of the war, neither side has made significant gains since then. |
Simplification Can Save Your Team From Burnout
This piece is by WWSG exclusive thought leader, Lisa Bodell. You can’t have a healthy company without healthy people. It’s a straightforward truth, but in…
Thought Leader: Lisa Bodell
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Thought Leader: Sara Fischer
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