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How to Improve Decision-Making and Innovation in the Workplace
There’s the good and the bad of having so much knowledge at our fingertips, literally. It’s easy to “Google” the answer to any question. Knowledge is no longer held in the hands of a few. But, do we know what … Continue reading
Posted in change, HR, Innovation, Leadership Skills
Tagged attitude, capacity to innovate, career advice, careers, creative thinking, critical thinking skills, decision making skills, fulfilllment, good questions, greg mckeown, happiness, how to think, jobs, knowledge, meaning, Motivation, old workers, peak experience, right decisions, right questions, right thinking, young workers
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What Goal Gives You “Fire in the Belly” to Win?
by Lee Ellis Life itself is a fight at virtually every turn. To win in sports, the athlete must fight against the limitations of the body and the efforts of the competition. To win the new job, the candidate must … Continue reading
Posted in HR, leadershipskills, management, motivation
Tagged burnout, competition, concentration, drive, driven leaders, enthusiasm, fire in the belly, focus, goal, how to win, lee ellis, Motivation, perseverance, persevere, survival, value, win-win, winning
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Leaders, Are You Communicating to Win?
by Holly Green Are you focused on winning and moving towards your goals and vision each day, celebrating milestones along the way? Or, do you play not to lose? When an organization lacks a clear destination, it usually has many ill-defined ones. Employees feel unmotivated … Continue reading
Posted in change, communication, HR, Leadership Skills, motivation
Tagged changing market realities, clarity, communication skills, deadhorse, definition of winning, disengaged employees, effective leadership skills, Leadership, leading through change, losing, Motivation, personal agenda, strategy, vision, vision and strategy, winning
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Employee Engagement Approach Today Breeds Stagnation
by Timothy R. Clark Does it do any good to idly yearn to be engaged–to wait expectantly for the organization to engage you? Sure. Just expect to wait a long time. One of the keys to employee engagement is to … Continue reading
The Leadership Test, Will You Pass?
Listen to the audio of the first chapter. Dr. Timothy Clark’s new book,“The Leadership Test: Will You Pass?” is being used throughout corporate America as a guide for understanding the foundation principles of leadership. This book is the “Who Moved … Continue reading
Posted in HR, leadership, motivation
Tagged business motivation, caring leadership, creating positive attitude, effective leadership skills, executive career development, HR, hr leadership training, key leadership skills, Leadership, leadership coaching, leadership test book, management training, Motivation, motivational leadership skills, qualities leadership, self awareness, self confidence, team leadership, Timothy R. Clark, who moved my cheese
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Bumping a High Performer into Management
You know the scenario. Very competent high performer is bumped up into management. This new manager, Sue, has knocked it out of the ballpark with her sales performance. Now, the boss wants her to lead a team, hoping she will be able … Continue reading
Posted in communication, HR, IN, leadership, leadershipskills, management, motivation
Tagged boosting employee engagement, business training videos, effective leadership skills, employee motivation, examples of successful leadership, how do you motivate high performers, HR, In, Leadership, leadership management training, leadership skills, leadership skills elearning, leadership traits, leadership vision, management training, Motivation, qualities leadership, sales training, Team building, team leadership, workplace management
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Effectively Manage Change and Stop Inertia
There was a boss who complained that everyone around him was a “potted plant.” He couldn’t understand why his managers wouldn’t take charge of an idea or come up with solutions. In his management meetings, if a manager suggested how … Continue reading
Tagged Change management, HR, In, Leadership, Motivation, Teams
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Managers and The Potted Plant Syndrome
There was a boss who complained that everyone around him was a “potted plant.” He couldn’t understand why his managers wouldn’t take charge of an idea or come up with solutions. In his management meetings, if a manager suggested how to handle … Continue reading
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Tagged caring leadership, Communication, corporate leadership videos, corporate training videos, decision making, effective leadership skills, employee motivation, how to retain leadership, HR, human resource services, key traits of effective leaders, Leadership, leadership articles, Leadership Training videos, management training, marshall goldsmith, marshall goldsmith leadership skills dvd, Motivation, motivational leadership skills, qualities leadership, Teams, workplace management
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You’re Not in Camelot
The good news: the economy is improving. Bad news: those employees you expected to stay are now looking to jump ship. They are four times as likely to be dis-engaged if their direct supervisor or manager is dis-engaged. In a recent … Continue reading
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Tagged BNET, Bob Kelleher, boosting employee engagement, career development, Communication, corporate training, effective communication skills, employee engagement, employee motivation, employee turnover, human resource services, leadership articles, leadershipskills, Motivation, motivational leadership, talent management, talent management training, team leadership, Teams, turnover rates, workplace management
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The Core and the Crust of Leadership
“The core of leadership is character. It represents the essence of who you are and what you stand for. It has nothing to do with Churchillian eloquence, a puckish sense of humor or grasp of strategy. The crust of leadership … Continue reading