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Business Training Video Library for a Time Pressed Audience
Most likely you’re training young folks and you want to engage them in the important interpersonal skills you’re teaching. Or, you’ve got a group of managers who are hard-pressed to give you their time. They think they have more important … Continue reading
Posted in HR, leadership, Leadership Skills, management, training
Tagged business training video libraries, business training videos, employee engagement, ernest schackleton video, management training videos, marshall goldmsith video, richard branson video, stephen covey video, streaming videos
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Leveraging Diversity the Achilles Heel of Business
Workplace diversity is usually touted as a great way to innovate, gain multiple perspective and compete. Yet, in practically every industry and around the world, it is a sorely underutilized strength. According to 1,000 corporate directors, their companies are failing … Continue reading
Richard Branson Key Leadership Skills Video
Have you ever noticed how large companies will often describe “entrepreneurial experience” as a key desired trait for future employees. No wonder. It takes a certain steely resolve and “do whatever it takes” attitude to be an entrepreneur. Large companies … Continue reading
Posted in HR, Innovation, Leadership Skills, management, training
Tagged business entrepreneurs, creating positive attitude, entrepreneurship, examples of good leadership, failing, Forbes, key leadership skills, leadership examples, leadership lessons, leadership traits, positive attitude, resilience, richard branson, Richard Branson leadership videos, risk taking, succeeding, successful entrepreneurs
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Are You Sailing Without a Rudder?
Starting a career in management can seem like it’s all about giving orders or telling people what to do. Then, as we get more experience and become more knowledgeable about running a business, we can think the juice comes from … Continue reading
Is Yahoo Showing Ineffective Leadership by Banning Telecommuting?
Yahoo!’s recent announcement to ban telecommuting raises issues around good management skills, technology use, employee motivation and productivity. Some would argue that a ban on telecommuting (Richard Branson for one) is going backwards to a time where employees need to be micro-managed … Continue reading
Fifty Shades of Mentoring & 4 Ways to Succeed
by Lois Zachary It was a dark and stormy night. Secretly, she wanted to cancel their mentoring meeting. She was scared. Scared about driving during the storm and also that if she didn’t meet with her mentor this evening she would miss … Continue reading
Posted in communication, HR, leadership, management, Team building
Tagged assumptions, communication skills, conversation, leadership skills, mentee, mentor, mentoring relationships, workplace
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Corporate Video Training 2013 Trends
Trends provide us an opportunity to mark ourselves against what’s new or popular. Or, we can choose to ignore them. But, the biggest indicator of a trend that is here to stay is its popularity, or, in the case of … Continue reading