Tim Cummuta

How does one go about leading with change when serious budgetary constraints and departmental politics stand in the way? The change will not undertake itself. If, as the saying goes, change is the only constant, someone must take charge of leading with change in order for it to be successfully

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Debbie Ruston

What is the difference between creating a powerful, growth-oriented organization and one where disengagement is the norm?  The management style of leadership! Let me ask you a few questions to put you in the employee’s shoes. When you were an employee, did you ever: Have a boss that you were

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Clare Hawkins

When you’re leading virtual teams, you don’t have the luxury of the ability to reach people with body language and share space with the individuals you’re working with as you would in person. If you’re responsible for organizing communication between individuals through virtual mediums, things become more difficult. You’ll need

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David McCuistion

“I don’t care what you know until I know how much you care.” I’m sure many readers have either heard or read that statement about what employees think of leadership. But do people actually care about what team members say or believe as long as they are doing their job?

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Dr. Christopher Powell

Business transparency can be defined as exposing as much organizational information, operational process data, and decision-making as possible to internal and external stakeholders. Business Transparency Business transparency can lead to effective and efficient organizational behavior and outcomes. Many leaders suggest that transparency is necessary to achieve a level of success

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Chris Elliot

Weekend football games bring me back to my glory days of high school football, and I have all the stories to prove it. Yes, I was 6 feet 4 inches tall in high school, even though I’m only 5’7″ now, and I would have played pro football if only (insert

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Tess Pajaron

So you’re one of the many new leaders who finally got the promotion you’ve always dreamed of. You knew you were capable of taking on all of the responsibilities associated with the position. You’ve devoted countless hours of your life to researching the duties associated with your new title. Now,

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Sarah Landrum

When talent is recognized in the workplace, it is to be nurtured, and while this mindset addresses the fact that leadership skills can be learned, it also points out that these skills cannot be learned on your own. It requires a deliberate effort from those at the top to turn

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Ashley Sanford

While initial signs and symptoms of rogue employees often go unnoticed or ignored by companies, it is vitally essential for leaders to identify them and take steps to prevent possible damage to their company. Employees who are aware of their responsibility for the progress of the company can do wonders

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Dr. Mary Kay

To be successful, leaders must take a personal leadership check-up. This isn’t something that is boring or time-consuming. A leadership checkup involves taking a few minutes to reflect and understand your leadership skills, your opportunities, where you’re going, and where you want to be. It’s like preventative care and maintenance

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