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All indicators are that 2009 will be a challenging year. If you are to prosper as a leader in these challenging times there are some key skills that you will need to master. So what areas must you master in order to achieve success in 2009?
Alice asked lots of questions that didn't help her at all. Don't be Alice. ASK your way to success in 2009.
You have decided to assess the written communication skills of youth group facilitators. Now, where should you begin, and what are the options? This article suggests three potential strategies to obtain the information you need.
I remember opening the mail one day and seeing a jury summons notice. If I'd gotten three, I gotten a dozen and always figured out a way to get out of jury duty. Something about this time was different. I thought to myself, I think it's time to do my civic duty.
Personal authenticity breeds trust, commitment and loyalty in a work group. Teams that practice authenticity are stronger, more productive and experience less interpersonal friction than those that are - well, inauthentic.
Is irrational leadership alive and well in your workplace? Is it time for an integrity revolution?
Are you working in a happy company or law firm where employees feel comfortable managing upward? Do the leaders in your organization have a healthy mindset about employees' desire to be effective and get things done? Does your company or law firm have respectful boss-subordinate relationships? One of the most powerful questions one can ask is "Do we have a healthy organizational culture where there is great two-way communication between the boss and managers?" Emotionally intelligent leaders pay attention to all work relationships. Are you a leader who models open communication by creating a workplace culture and climate where fully engaged employees can achieve their best? Are you able to create a high performance workplace where employees are fully engaged and aligned with the organizations' vision? Do organizational leaders encourage employees to manage upward?
This article explores the simple, yet powerful impact that kindness has on effective leadership and employee relationships. It offers a parable inviting leaders to look in the mirror and a challenge encouraging them to experiment with the power of kindness.
Employees watch their leaders carefully to learn what is really important and what the real priorities and policies are. Behavior speaks louder than words. Leaders have a powerful influence on others given the authority they have and at least the perceived information they have access to. That influence is always on whether we are aware of it or not. This article explores this dynamic and offers suggestions to stay on top of it with practical action points.
A spiritually intelligent team is a team that learns to forgive. How can you contribute to the forgiveness quotient of your workplace?
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