Don’t Hog the Spotlight
It’s OK to be the star on stage when the moment calls for it, but start a new discipline of routinely sharing the limelight toward others who deserve it, too.
It’s OK to be the star on stage when the moment calls for it, but start a new discipline of routinely sharing the limelight toward others who deserve it, too.
It’s the end of another year, a perfect time for looking back at your personal performance and conducting a comprehensive review of 2013.
As leaders, we are “wired” to want to fix problems, and we enjoy sharing our knowledge and ideas to help our staff improve and accomplish both individual and company goals.
No one wants to think about a crisis taking place. But whenever major, serious events or tsunami-sized waters surface at work, those are the times in which you, as the leader, must…
Save time on meeting management and creating content while strengthening teamwork, expanding employee engagement, and developing each staff member’s professional skills.
When it comes to change, you can’t just decide to start something new and expect it to fly. You need to support it and accelerate the results by…
If you’re always painting a Pollyanna picture when problems clearly need to be acknowledged and addressed, you’ll erode credibility, stifle communication…
Stand apart from the crowd by putting a plan in place that will increase your odds of getting what you want.
A helpful tool for gauging any number of aspects related to your business, a forum that’s done right can improve employee engagement, solve current issues, and generate creative, fresh ideas.
As the boss, it’s totally normal for you to want your employees to like you. But leadership is not a popularity contest.