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Showing posts with label
trust
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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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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...
Who is the greatest leader of all time and why?
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If you ask the question publicly expect nothing less than argumentative and disagreeable discussions. We may consider leadership politic...
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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...
Lesson of Leadership by Biba
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To post on the first day of a new year – a challenge in a way. But what else is a leadership if not that too? Last year was a great year f...
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Loyalty at work
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In working environment have you ever wondered about: Does a mutual feeling of trust within the organization increase productivity and com...
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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...
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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Teaching coupled with Leadership
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A teacher should by default be a leader: he/she teaches new things, influences others, has listeners, defines personal growing path, can de...
Leadership and influence
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Within lots of studies and researches on and about the nature of leaders, many aspects of leadership still remain a secret. There are books ...
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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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Are Leaders Born or Made?
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A timeless debate like the age-old controversy about “a chicken and an egg” is more or less applicable also to the question whether leaders...
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Feedback in Leadership
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“Don’t come to me with problems – come with solutions ….” is a typical sentence that you can hear from a manager or a boss that is not in fa...
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Leadership and trust
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Trust is vital. It is one of the fundamentals of any kind of cooperation between two living beings. For the word “trust” Google offers...
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Consultant - Coach
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There is quite a selection of titles for people offering services to businesses such as: adviser, consultant, mentor, coach. In the last ...
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China’s history and culture impacting Leadership - 2
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The second example from China’s history for an outstanding leadership can be taken from the novel: Journey to the West . The main characte...
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Wing Chun basics 4 Leadership
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In the book Leadership by Virtue I refer to martial arts philosophies and Wing Chun principles with regard to a personal growth for ...
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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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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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