Articles in the leadership Category
leadership »
Digg DiggI have readers who lead and readers who follow. Some are managers, some are leadership gurus, some are employees. You do not need to be a leader to be aware of your own influence. Remember there is an action and a reaction. What you do will be evaluated by people around you. How you [...]
Changes, leadership, motivation »
Do you want to throw your stapler across the cubicle wasteland? Are you sick and tired of insane office politics? Is your boss an ape? How are you feeling today? A little frustrated? Did you get another meaningless memo from top level management? Well today I am going to write about frustration at the office. [...]
For leaders, Guest post, leadership »
A Guest Post by Andrew Hall of Pounding the Pavement When I was 20 years old, I was put in charge of an independent radio station. I been working for the station for several years in various capacities, but my new title was General Manager, and it was now my job to manage a team [...]
For Employees, leadership, Teambuilding »
By just reading the headline, you might think that this article is targeting leaders. You are wrong, this article is targeting you, as the employee, as a part of a team. I am going to write a bit about team work and your part in it. Remember that you hold a vital role in any [...]
advice, leadership, motivation »
Are you currently sick and tired of your job? Why don’t you quit? It’s time to start considering your options before things start to go downhill, but it is hard to know when as the decision should be done before it is too late. I have been explaining the lifespan of an employee to my [...]
For leaders, leadership »
Recent studies reveal lack of succession planning amongst CEO’s. 39 % of respondents cited that they have “zero” viable internal candidates *. I find this scary. A good leader should always have a good candidate at hand. Making sure that you have a good successor is like driving with a seatbelt. Addressing this problem when [...]
