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Any fool can create complex. Complexity leads to confusion. Confusion leads to uncertainty. Uncertainty produces cowardice. Cowards never take meaningful action. Simplicity: Longfellow said, “... i...
Leaders are learners. When I’m asked for book recommendations, I always ask, “Have you read, “The Leadership Challenge,” by Kouzes and Posner. New and recommended: The Secret of Teams Culture Secre...
I am quite sure that most of employees in corporations had an experience of Performance Evaluation, whether negative or positive. Nowadays, many corporatio
In a recent article Michael Brito wrote that community management must be considered a strategic imperative. In execution this might be certainly the case
“I think there’s so much time and effort wasted on setting forth mission statements and vision statements…” Karen Martin, author of, The Outstanding Organization.” Pointless vision: Compelling visi...
Humility is real power, arrogance façade. 15 Ways to be an arrogant leader: Rush. “Important” people don’t have enough time. Look serious. The more important you are the more serious you look. Deta...
Ineffective leaders give without expecting return. Generosity motivates indulgence when you don’t expect response. One-way relationships between capable people are sick. Someone needs a favor. Gene...
Many people find it hard to distinguish between the two.
Too many people expect strategy to provide certainty.
Don’t get played. Cowards, manipulators, and backstabbers encourage you to take risks so they don’t have to. They posture in shadows. Let others get dirty. They step into the light when it’s safe. ...
David L. Bradford shares his top tips on how to influence your boss and overcome power gaps in his new book "Influencing Up." Bradford is the Eugene O'Kelly ...
How good are you in leading others? Do you meet their expectations? What makes you confident that you are an effective leader? What criteria &...
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Stop avoiding tough tasks and start cultivating your resilience.
Multitasking and Attention Deficit Trait This is continuation of the series on Networking, Priorities, Data. What is one of the invaluabl
As with many things, everything comes with positive and negative sides, so is transparency offered by the Internet. Because of the transparency, more peopl
In his announcement, Obama called Moniz a “brilliant scientist” who “knows that we can produce more energy and grow our economy while still taking care of our air, our water, and our climate.”
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The digital age of transparency imposes changes for businesses, shifting from control to a more facilitating role, where ideas, communities and power give
Image source by George Hodan Ken Blanchard and Mark Miller capture, “The Secret," of leadership in five letters, SERVE. The beauty of SERVE is inescapable simplicity and actionable clarity. Serve S...
Outgoing people have advantages in Western Culture. We’re often perceived to be smarter and stronger than quiet people, at least at first. One of my fatal leadership blunders was underestimating qu...
Traditional wisdom says self-affirmation builds optimism and confidence. Dispel doubt, discouragement, and fear by repeating things like: “I’m awesome.” “I can do this.” What if the Little Engine t...
Does your company have a strategy? Freek Vermeulen doubts it. And he posits the five main reasons why, too often, a firm’s strategy is nothing more than a pipe dream.
Typical business wisdom says, narrow your focus. Successful organizations do a few things very well. Less is more, but not always. 4 perils of narrow: Shuts down rather than turns on. Closes off ra...
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Think about the importance of focus in a corporate offsite? Are you planning or strategizing?