by Dr. Kirk Hallowell | Jul 21, 2016 | Leadership Skills
Leaders have great ideas. If you have a great idea, why don’t you write a book? How hard could it be? You wrote long papers in college. Perhaps you write extended reports in your current job. How hard could it be to string a few of these efforts together and write a...
by Dr. Kirk Hallowell | May 3, 2016 | Leadership Skills
While people under 35 seem to be taking the world’s transformation to social networking in stride, I am finding a trend of indifference or even resentment toward social networking among my fellow Baby Boomer Generation business leaders. These are the kind of comments...
by Dr. Kirk Hallowell | Mar 3, 2016 | Leadership Skills
Are you in the job transition process? Losing a management position in this economy is remarkably challenging. What must experienced middle to senior managers accomplish in the weeks following the devastating loss of a job? Simply turn around and be the most positive,...
by Dr. Kirk Hallowell | Jan 7, 2016 | Leadership Skills
Think back. Somewhere in the deep dark recesses of your mind, you have a distant memory of that Introduction to Psychology course. You learned all about brain function, cognition, memory, learning, and emotion. Now you’ll learn how Psychology impacts everyday...
by Dr. Kirk Hallowell | Sep 22, 2015 | Leadership Skills
So you’re looking for a job and you get that big interview. Your natural tendency is to focus on what you see as the most important factor: YOU. Most job candidates prepare for interviews by focusing on themselves, their past performance, their achievements,...
