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Showing posts with label
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...
Best Practices describe why Punctuality matters
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In martial arts “punctuality” is the key. Why? Why I think so, I’ll explain later, let’s see how punctuality is defined in Wikipedia: th...
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Cross-Culture Will Radically Change Your Leadership
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All of you have probably visited places where you sensed that “things” are different than those at your home place? Paradoxically, we set ...
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How Would a Leader Rock With Fun
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Does fun have anything to do in leadership? Did ever happen to you when you were still young that out of nothing (or for something that to...
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Leadership and values
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In my post on Virtue – Morality – Ethics and leadership I have written down that virtue motivates, morals and ethics constrain. Most of t...
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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...
Storytelling tool in leadership
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What is the perfect tool to connect with, inspire or motivate another? If you are trying to sell something, present it, give a speech or you...
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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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Authentic leadership
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In the post ‘ Servant leadership ’ I touched the meaning of added attribute(s) to the word ‘ leadership ’. Let me continue the subject wit...
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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...
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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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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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...
Social vs. Economical system
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If these two systems could or not be compared we should first lay out some definitions. The social system is represented by people or grou...
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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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Organizational change
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Organizational change is, or should be, just one of the processes within the strategy’s frame and company vision. Why then companies have t...
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Corporate governance in multicultural organization
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Corporate governance refers to the issues associated with the way corporations are structured, managed and operated. The use of the term “...
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Organizational culture and martial arts
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Organizations are made for employees to work there and not opposite: employee should fit the organization. As the organization grows large...
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Nonverbal – body language and Leadership
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There are two types of people—those who come into a room and say, “Well, here I am!” and those who come in and say, “Ah, there you are.”( ...
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Virtue – Morality – Ethics and leadership
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The three: virtue, morality and ethics are not new philosophical terms. To Aristotle the good for human beings must essentially involve...
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