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6 Bad Things It’s OK to Say to Your Good Boss
JobMob - All Together Now to get jobs in Israel and the worl… | October 12th 2008 by Jacob Share
Work Happy Now! is Karl Staib's blog about "maximizing your work happiness". When Karl wrote about 6 Things You Should Never Say to Your Boss, all I could think was "Karl, you've had some really bad bosses." It doesn't need to be like that. read more
Connecting Versus Relating
Slow Leadership | October 3rd 2008
Peter Vajda argues that the dynamic we have come to know as ‘relationship’ is disintegrating, replaced by a connection or transaction, most often based on superficial contacts characterized by distance and impersonal channels like e-mails, cellph read more
Whenever You Can, Tell It Like It Is
Slow Leadership | September 30th 2008
Nina Simosko reminds us all that it’s usually better to be respected and not liked than to be liked and not respected. Delivering criticism honestly can be hard, yet the alternative is worse: the creeping sense that a boss needs to be liked so much read more
Facing Up to Today’s Crisis
Slow Leadership | September 29th 2008
Today's ‘wordless’ articles offers a basis for thinking about the underlying attitudinal and leadership causes for today's crisis in the global economy; and the only truly long-term cures that will prevent anything like this from happening again. read more
Lean Benchmarking of Operations and Culture
Home Based Business | September 28th 2008 by kanrich
P2 provides analysis, training, and implementation of lean manufacturing strategies. Our COMPASS and MAPP analysis direct you to the most profitable improvements and ensure that the improvements will bring real & lasting change to your corporat read more
Shana Tova! What Israeli Employees Will Receive for Rosh Hashana…
JobMob - All Together Now to get jobs in Israel and the worl… | September 28th 2008 by Jacob Share
In the weeks leading up to Rosh Hashana and Passover, the Israeli media unwraps the presents that employees will be receiving for the upcoming holiday. Gifts to Israeli employees in 2008 Gift package values per company: NIS 1050-1200 employees and read more
How not to manage information overload
The Business Analyst's Blog | September 23rd 2008 by Ben Warsop
I’ve just come to understand one of the core differences between IT and medicine: most medics know how to arrive at a conclusion based on evidence but most people working in Business and IT don’t. As a result far too many decisions in B read more
A State of Denial
Slow Leadership | September 23rd 2008
Like the Wall Street giants forced into bankruptcy or fire-sales, all too many bosses act on the basis that “everything will turnout alright . . . somehow” and so fail to take the necessary action to deal with looming problems in time. They refus read more
How healthy is our corporate culture - Part II
Ubiquitense | September 21st 2008 by ubiquitense
Well, after my (new) experiences with the corporate culture of our present day multi-national companies for a couple of years, I moved on looking for better opportunities. I must say, it was pretty much the same in the new company too, but I wasn't a read more
Twenty indicators of failing at leadership
Slow Leadership | September 19th 2008
Peter Vajda thinks many of today’s workplaces are deficient in the kind of development that addresses issues of self-discovery and promote conscious and healthy relationships. Truly knowing yourself, he says, is both essential to a healthy sense of read more
How healthy is our corporate culture? - Part I
Ubiquitense | September 16th 2008 by ubiquitense
Well, what should I say? This topic was not even in the remotest corner of my brain when I logged on to the dashboard of http://www.ubiquitense.com. Usually, once I log on to my site, I'm confronted with various topics that I must write about, but en read more
What Is Our Role In Making Business Leaders So Myopic?
Slow Leadership | September 16th 2008
With the global economy still working its way through a seemingly interminable series of financial crises and yo-yoing oil prices, companies are struggling to manage all the repercussions. Nina Simosko looks at the underlying causes of our on-going m read more
Orbiting the Giant Hairball
The Blair Switch Project | September 15th 2008 by Nathan Blair
I never thought I would be writing a book recommendation post about a school book. Well, I take that back. I read some good books during my undergraduate degree, but they were more scholarly and not exactly good for reviewing. If you want to read a read more
Podcast: Warren Bennis, author of TRANSPARENCY, discusses how soc…
Wiley Professional & Trade Press Room | September 15th 2008
EnterpriseLeadership.org interviews Warren Bennis, author of Transparency: How Leaders Create a Culture of Candor, about the increasing importance of transparency and trust within organizations during the age of social media. read more
Assessing the Current State - Continuous Improvement Tip
Plan, Do, Check Act! | September 9th 2008 by Edward Birch
Organizations fail for three reasons: a failure to adapt, a failure to anticipate and a failure to learn. Adopting a continuous improvement culture keeps those reasons from embedding themselves in your company. Assessing the current state of your org read more
High Performance Corporate Culture and Emotions
HRM Advice Blog | September 6th 2008 by Luke
The corporate culture is emotional part of the organization. The high performance corporate culture is not described in any internal document or policy, which is compulsory to be read by the employees. The corporate culture is spoken and it is pur read more
Cultivate your Small Business Culture
Small Business Answers | September 4th 2008 by Skoobe
Keep an eye on the culture of your small business from they day you start trading. It does not matter whether you are a sole trader or have employees. Your organisational culture is how people see you, and how your employees interact and treat each o read more
Corporate Culture - more than just yoghurt
The Business Analyst's Blog | September 1st 2008 by Ben Warsop
I’m sifting through books I’ve bought for my MSc, sorting the ones I’ll keep from the ones I’ll resell on Amazon. One of the keepers was part of my Change Management module, and is a book by Goffee and Jones and called The C read more
Talent Management and Informal Corporate Culture
HRM Advice Blog | August 31st 2008 by Luke
The talent management is about the development of the young potential and key employees to keep them in the organization and to make real investments into the human capital of the organization. The management and the informal corporate culture can be read more
To ban or not to ban
Getting the entrepreneurs mindset to succeed | August 22nd 2008 by Claudia Juarez
I read this article today at the Christian Science Monitor about companies boosting morale when sales are down.What caught my attention was that Sam Chapman, CEO of Empower Public Relations in Chicago, banned gossip in the office and fired three empl read more
Eight Steps to Successful Informational Interviews
CIO Job Search - A Real Life Chronicle | August 21st 2008 by Mark Cummuta
Several readers have emailed asking about Informational Interviews. Today we're going to discuss how to use this method to perform in-depth research and analysis on your target companies. read more read more
Steps to high performance corporate culture
HRM Advice Blog | August 20th 2008 by Luke
The high performance corporate culture can be implemented just in case; the top management is interested in the change of the corporate culture. When the top management takes it as a „nice exercise“ and „good opportunity to learn“, the implem read more
Whose Job Is It To Stop Bullies At Work?
Slow Leadership | August 20th 2008
Helen Major has some dispiriting news for anone trying to curb a bully: don't expect either the HR department or your union to be of much help. Current interventions do not produce positive outcomes, either for the individuals or the organizations. G read more
How to Renew Yourself as a Leader (Part 1)
Slow Leadership | August 18th 2008
There are times when it's extremely tempting to believe that the world is composed of two kinds of leaders: stiff-necked, puritanical and rigid conservatives; and free-flowing, wishy-washy, politically-correct liberals. Tempting, but wrong. The best read more
Importance of High Performance Corporate Culture Development and…
HRM Advice Blog | August 17th 2008 by Luke
Human Resources are responsible for the corporate culture in many companies. Generally, the HRM Function can be responsible for monitoring the status of the corporate culture, several policies and procedures around the corporate culture, but the HRM read more
Innovation at Work
My Marketing Person Says . . . | August 7th 2008 by Tracy Diziere - My Marketing Person
INNOVATION has been a hot topic for a little over 2 years now, I believe. It appears in sales presentations, company values, all-hands meetings, etc. across industries. My thoughts on the subject are simple: Despite all the buzz, innovation at wor read more
High Performance Culture
HRM Advice Blog | August 4th 2008 by Luke
Many companies promote their high performance corporate culture. It is quite common, the high performance corporate culture is about huge bonuses to be paid, but the performance is missing. The companies have their own internal corporate culture, but read more
On Corporate Culture - Creating an Environment for Success
@ltacities | August 2nd 2008 by Michael Foxworth
Under the Radar: Social Media and EntertainmentOriginally uploaded by dealmakermediaThe insights that Frank Addante had on corporate culture and leadership really hit home for me. Frank shared his experience as CEO of StrongMail, an enterprise produc read more
Diversity Training Gone Wrong
HustleKnockin' | August 2nd 2008 by Black Canseco
You gotta watch this one folks. It's one of the funnier ones out there. read more
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