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Showing posts with label
Manager
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Challenges of Leadership in the Digital Age: leading Millennials
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The digital age has posed a distinctive set of challenges for leaders in today’s workplace. While technology has changed the way that orga...
Coach-ability?
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Being a teacher and author of the book on leadership my interest was picked up by the article 'Why Leaders Are Easier to Coach than Foll...
How to (not) energize the team?
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How can a leader create a positive energy and still energize the team even when he is not present or feeling hopeless, angry and demotivat...
Leading a team
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What comes to mind at the term “team leading?” If what comes to mind is: define and articulate the objectives and measures; get the righ...
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Labeled leadership
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“ A rose by any other name would smell as sweet ” ( Shakespeare ). Giving names or labels to differentiate leadership styles today is a hu...
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Leadership and behaviors
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This post I dedicate to certain behaviors of a leader that mostly all of us should be familiar with. The greatest challenge lays almost alw...
Humble or Agile Leadership
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So far I have explored several types of leadership and what constitutes them. This post I dedicate to another two leadership styles that, c...
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Transformational Leadership
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My quest for different types of leadership brought ‘transformational leadership’ to my attention. The concept was initially introduced by J...
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Atypical views on Leadership - 1
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An outstanding Leadership for cross cultural team(s) Have you met a person that was thinking in a completely different way to yours? Wh...
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Leadership attitude
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In last two posts I have written about the difference between two, many times interchanged, organizational functions that are necessary to...
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To lead people
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Have you heard of many great managers of the past? Probably much less than about great leaders. That is why “to manage” and “to lead” are...
To manage people
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I've learned that the verb “to manage ” comes from the Italian maneggiare (to handle, especially tools), which derives from the Latin ...
Leadership and public speaking
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Is it necessary for a leader to be a good public speaker ? There shouldn't be any dilemma about the answer to the above question. Lead...
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Learning Leadership from Martial Arts - III
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Let me continue this blog miniseries with a leadership methodology. In one of my previous posts - “The Way” of Leadership I compared two ...
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EGO and Leadership?
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“The ego ” – a positive or a negative feature? Is it a necessary ingredient, an essential to had by an exceptional leader? We all seem to ...
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IQ & EQ for Leaders
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Human beings are complex integrated systems. It is hard to define them by some theoretical calculations as hard as it is to quantify demandi...
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MARSocial copetition: Leadership by Virtue
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My book excerpt from “Leadership by Virtue” available on AMAZON.COM (Chapter 6, pages 117-120 of 539 p.) is entered into the Marsocial.com ...
Organizational success and failure
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An organization exists because of participation of employees who work in it. It is like a living organism: the brains are represented by th...
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Middle manager and leadership
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There are many different roles in a work environment, but those that stand out and are most visible are the roles of leaders and managers t...
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External and internal control
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“Please contact my secretary to find the time in my schedule, I’m over booked…” Have you ever heard a similar from an important CEO or ot...
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