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Want Higher Morale and Better Teamwork? by David Lee - Aug, 2009 Last week I was reminded of a simple practice we can all engage in that can make a HUGE difference in our ability to influence whether those we work with: - Have high morale. - Are easy to work. - Want to help us. - Treat others well. - Want to work well with their teammates. - Think about others, rather than just their own well-being. Whether you are a supervisor or an individual contributor in your company, you ca... |
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What Are You Communicating To Your Employees? Can They Tell The Truth Without Fear? by Yvonne Brown - Jun, 2009 I love my work. I love teaching others, watching as they connect the dots and surmize how smart they already are about the topic. So it was a revelation for me at a recent seminar when, while teaching how to tell the truth without fear, I learned that for some employees this is simply not possible. Telling the truth without fear I am always interested in the attendees response to the question "can you tell the truth wi... |
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Understanding the Foundations of Supervision by Mary G. White - Jun, 2009 It's impossible to underestimate just how important it is for managers to have a solid understanding of the nature of management. Whether you've been working as a supervisor for a while or if you're relatively new to having managerial responsibilities, it's essential to step back and look at what the foundations of supervision really are. Functions of Management There is a big difference between working as a line level em... |
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3 Employee Training Tips for Managers by Mary G. White - Apr, 2009 When you became a manager, there's a good chance that you didn't realize that providing employee training would become a major portion of your job. However, it's a fact that teaching is an essential function of every managerial job. When you're in charge of managing and motivating other workers – no matter how small or large your team may be – training is something that you're going to have to do on a regular basis. Provid... |
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Spotlight on Leadership: How to Achieve Exceptional Team Performance by Liz Bywater, PhD - Apr, 2009 We live in extraordinary times. The economic, social, and political landscapes are in flux across the globe. Job security is on the decline. People are working harder than ever, taking on more responsibility, with fewer resources, and feeling tremendous pressure to perform. There has never been a greater need for exceptional leadership. Spotlight on Leadership will highlight the essential skills of outstanding leadersh... |
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Lead or Be Led by Chris Makell - Feb, 2009 It’s a well worn line in the history of business…you either lead or be led. But you and I both know that leadership has so many levels, angles and dimensions. Today you can lead, tomorrow - led. So as a leader, you are called upon to lead, daily. It is part of who you are. You are providing teams and colleagues with direction, advice and guidance. You create policy and set the tone. You are driving the actions and people to... |
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Step Boldly! by Chris Makell - Feb, 2009 This year over ½ million managers will enter new positions in Fortune 500 companies alone. And certainly with the challenges this economy presents, that number could be larger! This shift may include taking on new leadership roles or starting your own business. In any case, it requires both a personal and professional plan of approach in order to create a stress-less, seamless and productive transition. As a leader in your ... |
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The “Vision Thing” - Critical to Accelerating Women’s Careers by Suzanne Bates - Feb, 2009 In today’s economic environment, companies need great leaders. Yet lately much public conversation has focused on whether our economic crisis has been partly the result of too much “leadership testosterone,” both on the trading floors and in the boardrooms of banks and investment firms. Would a more balanced male-female presence have made a difference in averting the current crisis? Many, many experts agree that ideal corpo... |
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Why Leadership That Counts Is Needed Now, More Than Ever… by Chris Makell - Feb, 2009 Lehman Brothers, AIG, Bank of America buys Merrill Lynch, the housing crisis, mortgage mess, fuel and food costs, on and on… While it looks dire, the times are creating opportunities for more people to become true leaders – not just in business, but in their lives. Let’s examine leadership from the two perspectives, personally and professionally to see where you can gain the most from these changing times. The current Wa... |
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Eight Steps To Soften The Blow When You Have To Fire Someone by Ramon Greenwood - Feb, 2009 Firing people is a tough and unpleasant task no matter how you slice it and dice it. Career paths are disrupted. Hopes for career success are dashed. But when it's necessary, there are eight steps you can take to soften the blow: 1. Deliver the bad news in a face-to-face meeting whenever possible. The boss has to do it. There can be no delegation of this responsibility. It is desirable to have one other person present, e... |
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