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October 28th, 2009
Engaging Change: Six Tips for Surviving and Thriving
By Dan Bobinski
Engaging Change: Six Tips for Surviving and Thriving
By Dan Bobinski
The only thing that stays the same in business is change
– and with the economy experiencing a major shakeup, every
day presents new challenges and opportunities. How managers adapt
to the changing horizon can make the difference between surviving
or...
(click here to read more)October 21st, 2009
Do you have an Eddie Haskell in your office?
By Joan Lloyd
Do you have an Eddie Haskell in your office?
By Joan Lloyd
Are you familiar with the Eddie Haskell character from the
“Leave It to Beaver” television show? His
character has become synonymous with a two-faced individual:
all smiles and yeses to authority, but quite the
trouble-maker...
(click here to read more)October 14th, 2009
Conquer Team Dysfunction
By Patrick Lencioni
Conquer Team Dysfunction
By Patrick Lencioni
Like it or not, all teams are potentially dysfunctional. This is inevitable because they are made up of fallible, imperfect human beings. From the basketball court to the executive suite, politics and confusion are more the rule than the exception....
(click here to read more)October 7th, 2009
Why most new managers encounter trouble
By Dan Bobinski
Why most new managers encounter trouble
By Dan Bobinski
Before placing someone in the role of a supervisor or manager,
a few questions must be answered. Is the person you’re
promoting ready for the position? If not, are you willing to do
what it takes to equip that person for the job? If you answer
“no”...
(click here to read more)September 30th, 2009
When your office has an out-of-control Diva
By Joan Lloyd
When your office has an out-of-control Diva
By Joan Lloyd
Dear Joan:
I have an interesting situation in my department. My issue involves a coworker in another area of the department – while her work impacts my operational area directly, I am the manager now responsible and accountable for...
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