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Organizational culture
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Cultivating a Culture of Leadership: Strategies for Success
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Leadership is a vital element in any successful organization. To cultivate a culture of strong leadership, employers must focus on develop...
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...
Insecurity drains the life out of employees
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Not long ago a majority of workers worked for the same company for 20, 30 or more years. It was a normal occurrence. At the time many of my...
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Employee Engagement
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I’ve read a lot of articles stating and arguing that the engaged workforce can create competitive advantage . The prime question here is how...
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Can Obedience nurture Trust?
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Someone told me that blind obedience nurtures trust (my post Disciplines of execution ). Let me elaborate this a little more. I was told ...
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Leadership Development
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In my post Are Leaders Born or Made? I expressed my belief that the best leaders have some preconditions but they learn later on how to lea...
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Avoid or not office politics inside the company?
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Politics are as old as civilization is. We are all aware of that. The fascination with politics increased in the 16th century when Machiave...
“Milking” – a new way of getting information from applicants?
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Have you ever been through a hiring interview process? If yes, what were your experiences: positive or negative? There is not a lot of t...
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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...
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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Change leadership
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Leo Tolstoy , the Russian novelist, said “Everyone thinks of changing the world, but no one thinks of changing himself.” In the business c...
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Atypical views on Leadership - 2
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An outstanding Leadership for cross cultural team(s) (Continues from Atypical views on Leadership – 1 ) As the organization grows large...
The future of leadership
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I came across an article discussing “ What Leadership Will Look Like In 20 Years ” by Rick Smith. He discusses six major shifts he believes ...
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 conflict
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Searching for a good definition of a conflict I found on Internet : a conflict is a serious disagreement or argument, typically a protrac...
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Leadership and succession
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“A person who does not worry about the future will shortly start to worry about the present” is an ancient Chinese proverb. Unfortunate...
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Leaders and Self confidence
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Why, if self-confidence is so important in nearly all aspects of our lives, do so many people struggle with it? A child playing with the ...
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Leadership “style”
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What kind of style a good leadership reflects? Can it be defined uniformly? Is it in fact a style or is it personality? Both or something el...
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Virtue - driven company
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What YOU put up with is what YOU have to live with! Modern corporate culture Although companies today dispose of all kinds of employee...
Leadership By Virtue ~ book trailer
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Blurb of the book: Interwoven around the leadership process, corporate challenges and martial arts this book brings the reader along to ...
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