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Steve Case on Innovation, Entrepreneurs and Risk
Steve Case, the founder of AOL and currently the Chief Executive of Revolution, an investment firm, probably makes one of the best distinctions between entrepreneurs and large companies in his interview with The New York Times. He calls entrepreneurs “attackers”, … Continue reading
Posted in change, HR, Innovation, Leadership Skills
Tagged AOL, art of the possible, attackers, collaboration, defenders, disruption, effect change management, innovation, leadership communication skills, maximize opportunity, risk taking, status quo, Steve Case, Steve Case leadership style, successful entrepreneurs, Time Warner, trust, video librariies, wisdom of teams video training
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3 Ways to Effectively Manage Conflict When You Know You’re Right
by Judith E. Glaser I’m sure this has happened to you: You’re in a tense team meeting trying to defend your position on a big project and start to feel yourself losing ground. Your voice gets louder. You talk over … Continue reading
Posted in communication, HR, leadershipskills
Tagged brain, Communication, conflict, empathy, engagement, expectations, judith glaser, Leadership, Neurochemistry, oxytocin, reality, trust
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Vulnerability and Building Trust in Leadership
Revealing Vulnerability, a Courageous Leadership Action by Sandra Ford Walston Attempting to manipulate the process makes it harder for us all. What are the results you are trying to achieve? Are you willing to invite a level of self-awareness that … Continue reading
Posted in HR, leadershipskills, motivation, teams
Tagged Leadership, richard branson, telecommuting, trust, vulnerability
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Communication Skills Build Trust in Change
Communicate. Communicate. Communicate! You’ve heard this but do your leaders do it? Do you know which way your company is headed? If leaders don’t constantly communicate or are not clear about the direction of their company, there’s a void. That … Continue reading
Conversation Killers that Lead to Rampant Mistrust
by Lois Zachary Maria decided she had work to do. She identified ten behaviors to help her stay in good conversation. She reviewed them and, what’s more, she actually followed-through and got better at it. That is until….. Until she … Continue reading
Leadership Like Porn, I’ll Know It When I See It”
by Kenny Moore When I lived in the monastery as a Catholic priest, 20% of my superiors thought they were Divinely inspired. Now that I’m working in Corporate America, the number’s up to 80%. In my company, I’m one of … Continue reading
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Tagged authentic leaders, belief, business influence, caring, caring leadership, change management, changin a company's culture, corporate america, corporate toxicity, dismal morale, distrust of leaders, employee commitment, employee engagement, high turnover in the executive suite, infallible executives, leadership built on trust, leadership dealing in hope, mistrust of leaders, napoleon, repairing trust, senior management, spirituality at work, trust, worker commitment, workplace stress
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