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The world is shrinking. Across my career, I've worked on many multicultural and international teams. Today, I work directly with [...]
The world is shrinking. Across my career, I've worked on many multicultural and international teams. Today, I work directly with [...]
When you feel like the answer is obvious, but nobody wants to listen, you are not alone. When everyone else [...]
It is important for servant leaders to recognize frustration as a warning sign of poor priorities. The next time you are frustrated with a situation, ask yourself "am I focused on serving this person, organization or situation?"
Two people are working on a project and it appears both are trying to get to the same destination. Yet one person demands greater risks for quicker results. This happens a lot, especially in organizations where near-term results and quarterly goals are prioritized over sustainability. As a result, employees are often competing for who can get the job done quicker and not necessarily who gets there with the best balance of risk and reward. Yet both the Brake Checker and the Tailgater have better options to serve their company.
The best led companies do not fear social media - they embrace it. The strongest leaders leverage the benefits of social technology while addressing the risks in a manner that empowers their teams but protects the company. Below are 5 reasons great leaders should not fear social media.