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Poor Performance – Whose Fault Is It?

Kelly and Robby Riggs, Authors, Counter Mentor Leadership: How to Unlock the Potential of the 4-Generation Workplace Unfortunately, most managers aren’t interested in being better leaders. Not really. What they’re most interested in is blaming the younger generation. From slumping sales to dismal employee engagement, it’s all the fault of those entitled, lazy, glued-to-their-phones Millennials. We […]

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How the Best Leaders Shift Their Companies Ahead of Accelerating Markets – Before It’s Too Late

Allen Adamson, Co-Founder & Managing Partner, Metaforce Will your business still be in business five years from now? That depends on whether it’s still relevant to your customers – whether what it does still matters to them. To stay relevant, businesses must indisputably know why they matter to their customers. That said, maintaining relevance in a world that’s changing so very

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Importance of People At Business: It’s time for a link between people’s individual interests and business objectives

Mostafa Sayyadi, Author, Transformational Leadership: How To Prosper as a Leader In Today’s Hypercompetitive Environment The world is constantly changing as professionals and consultants are increasingly participating in world-class settings. Hypercompetition has become the norm. Change is also a crucial part of hypercompetitive environments. Organizations can design, copy, or update products and services easier with more adaptability then

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The Ripple Effect of Bad Bosses

Janet Smith Meeks, Author, Gracious Leadership: Lead Like You’ve Never Led Before Rarely does a day go by that we aren’t bombarded with media accounts of high profile, toxic leaders.  From bully behaviors including sexual harassment offenses that have harmed countless individuals all the way to the demise of once “high flying” corporations, the ripple

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What Is Ingaged Leadership?

Evan Hackel, CEO, Tortal Training and Ingage Consulting It has been two years since I wrote my book Ingaging Leadership: 23 Steps to Elevate Your Business. Since then, a number of business leaders have told me they have been applying Ingaged Leadership, and achieving success and good results. It is a great compliment for me

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How to Communicate Change

CrisMarie Campbell & Susan Clarke, Authors, The Beauty of Conflict: Harnessing Your Team’s Competitive Advantage Let’s begin by acknowledging an undisputable truth: Change is difficult. For everybody. Plus, it’s often unsuccessful. In fact, a survey done by the Economist Intelligence Unit uncovered that the failure rate for change is about 44%. That’s a lot of wasted time, energy,

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A Wake Up Call to Organisations: Why You Can’t Coach For Values or Morality

Cindy Wahler Our values form the basis of our personality. These values permeate our personal and professional lives. It is believed that during what is considered our formative years, approximately the period between ages 0-7 our basic personality is formed. (http://changingminds.org/explanations/values/values_development.htm ) Of course ensuing life experiences also shape who we become. Our values determine

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