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Identifying Candidates for Leadership
Money Moz | October 10th 2008 by Jim
A critical task in the succession planning process of any organization is identifying candidates. Traditionally, candidates have been identified based on past performance. While this seems logical, it is problematic in practice. Past performance alw read more
3 Leadership Development Training Strategies For Developing Execu…
Article Directory Blog | October 7th 2008 by Dan Blackburn
Leadership development training strategies must help executive managers focus their attention on developing leadership skills for the Imagination Age. So many of us compete on a relatively flat playing field while advancing technologies empower milli read more
The Leadership Challenge, 4th Edition - New in Paperback
Wiley Professional & Trade Press Room | October 6th 2008
For twenty years, THE LEADERSHIP CHALLENGE by James M. Kouzes and Barry Z. Posner has been the most trusted source for anyone wishing to become a better leader. Kouzes’ and Posner’s evidence-based approach is built on their analysis of thousands read more
Good Content Equals Good Financial Sense: Interview with Kevin Ei…
Coach Ezines Blog | September 29th 2008
Kevin Eikenberry says more content equals more income:"I truly believe that more time spent in content creation (both writing and video) will have a direct positive impact on our bottom line – which is why I am trying to write... read more
Leadership Training - Turning Core Value Into The Competitive Edg…
Plan, Do, Check Act! | September 22nd 2008 by Edward Birch
So consider this, churches are always facing many problems: a lack of leadership, only 25% of those attending participate and only 20% of those in the seats each Sunday made the commitment to be members and only 5% of those there tythe. But it seems read more
Sam Milby chosen by DepEd as Youth Spokesperson and Role Model fo…
Cheezmizan with Chuva | September 9th 2008 by Chuva Chienes
Ngayong araw na ito, September 9, ay nasa Baguio City ang heartthrob na si Sam Milby para sa isang speaking engagement. Siya kasi ang hinirang ng Department of Education as Youth Spokesperson and Role Model on the occasion of the 6th National Leaders read more
Mission Impossible? Making a Statement
The Student Affairs Collaborative Blog | September 5th 2008 by Tom Krieglstein
Earlier this summer Del Suggs challenged us to create contemporary mission statements that address why we do things. Sure enough, upon examining the missions of my scholarship and exchange programs, I found dusty and tired lists of the services provi read more
Using the Five Whys
The Student Affairs Collaborative Blog | September 4th 2008 by Tom Krieglstein
"The Five Whys" is a method of distilling the true cause/effect of an issue. Simply put, it involves asking the question "why?," and then asking "why?" of the answer. The pretense is that if asked five times, that simple question... read more
Out Of Time, Out Of Talent - Why IT Departments Fail
The Business Of IT | September 1st 2008
<br> A business stall can hit a company / IT department at any time. There can be many reasons for what causes a stall including having a premium product or abandoning a good market segment too early as a company goes looking for gr read more
J.K. Rowling Commencement Speech, and jungle ranting.
jungletwins | August 19th 2008 by junglemom
Jungle Mom has left the jungle, but only temporarily and with great resistance. I’ve been taken against my will to the other side of the island, the sunny, dry, non-jungle side. I’m writing this from a resort, though I consider resorts t read more
Leadership Mentoring Dovetails With Training
Business Growth Smashes Through Inertia | August 19th 2008 by Jim
Training is the key to an organisations growth. Think about it for a second… If you recruit people and they perform to the best of their ability they will reach a plateau. That plateau will allow them to continue to do the job. However, there read more
Leadership Mentoring Dovetails With Training
Business Growth Smashes Through Inertia | August 19th 2008 by Jim
Training is the key to an organisations growth. Think about it for a second… If you recruit people and they perform to the best of their ability they will reach a plateau. That plateau will allow them to continue to do the job. However, there read more
What My Father Taught Me About Leadership
More Than Talk | August 13th 2008 by SNP Communications
By Renn Vara As a career military, self-described “killer,” our father would commonly explain that true leaders lead bullet-filled battle charges without looking back to see if the troops are following. His logic was if a leader has to confirm l read more
CLA Changes Raise the Bar and the COST
Sanguine et Purpure | August 9th 2008 by Wordjunky
CLA Changes Become Winter Challenge in Many WaysThe National Leadership Committee has announced changes in the number, location and officers paid for for the Carlson Leadership Acadimies 2009 as can be seen in the article quoted from the most recent read more
The Best of Times/The Worst of Times V
The Special Gathering | August 4th 2008 by specialgathering
I said this would take a week but it has taken longer because I usually post an advocacy issue on Saturday and a sermon on Sunday. Therefore, we are into the second week of explaining the events of July 27 in Melbourne Special Gathering. SpGis a read more
Leaders of Tomorrow The Importance of Mentorship Part 2
Sales Blog and Sales Podcast | July 26th 2008 by Shane Gibson
Mentoring tomorrow’s leaders today is high value, high impact strategic investment in the longevity and success of our community and economy as a whole. In most western cultures we tend to think in quarterly terms or at best annually when it comes read more
Why Coaching Little League is Great Management Training
What Would Dad Say | July 18th 2008 by GL Hoffman
Management is training is coaching and where better to learn than trying to teach a bunch of ten-year-olds how to play baseball. Here is why: 1. You learn that incremental improvements happen slowly. 2. Yelling at them slows the learning way down. read more
The Subway Series, Part Four
NO MORE HOLDING BACK! | July 11th 2008 by Larry Hochman
Ride with Larry and Linda as they journey into New York. This episode: seeing the structure along the way, no one told you ride was going to be smooth all the time. Grab a seat and hold on! More » read more
Telling the Plain, Unvarnished Truth at Work
More Than Talk | July 10th 2008 by SNP Communications
By Art Bell (First of three parts) Do you observe a problem with down-right honesty in your workplace? It’s one thing to say that employees at all levels within a company often fail the candor and trust test, resulting in a breakdown of trust bonds read more
How to identify a great leader
Executive Wisdom for Business | July 9th 2008 by Ric Willmot
You have heard my mantra: Focus on the outputs, not the inputs. Never has this been more pertinent than in measuring the value of a leader. Leaders are regularly measured by how many hours they work, the profits generated in any single financial year read more
Free Youth Ministry Training from Covenant Theological Seminary
Apostolic Youth Ministry | July 5th 2008 by Larry Gibson
Have you ever wanted to sit through a seminary course on youth ministry? What about . . . for free? Well now you can, of sorts. Covenant Theological Seminary offers a variety of free courseware from its masters degree programs, and their youth minist read more
Leadership Now – My Top 10 List
More Than Talk | July 2nd 2008 by SNP Communications
By Renn Vara Is it just me or is something happening with our definition of leadership? Up until the recent tenure of President George Bush, we were an unapologetic apologist culture when it came to leadership; “What do you expect? That’s the read more
MBTI: Type in Student Development
The Student Affairs Collaborative Blog | July 1st 2008 by Tom Krieglstein
As I prepare for my student leader retreat next month, I appreciate utilizing the Myers-Briggs Type Indicator (MBTI) for program development. As a Type practitioner, I have long used the MBTI to facilitate the transition to college in my first-year.. read more
PowerPoint is Stupid
More Than Talk | June 20th 2008 by SNP Communications
By Dave Imperiale I’ve recently returned from working on what felt like my hundredth sales conference. Here’s something for you people to start accepting: PowerPoint is almost universally misused, and thus, stupid. I would say people use PowerPoi read more
Creating A Contemporary Mission Statement
The Student Affairs Collaborative Blog | June 17th 2008 by Tom Krieglstein
Every organization on campus needs a Mission Statement. As a matter of fact, every department and office on campus should have a Mission Statement. While it sounds like a pretty simple matter to create a mission, it's more difficult and... read more
Art’s Picks: Summer 2008
More Than Talk | June 17th 2008 by SNP Communications
No better time than summer, with its occasional lazy, uncommitted afternoon, to think reflectively about the big issues. Three books have been extremely helpful to me in understanding the twists and turns of today’s business environment and peekin read more
Another opinion on EDGE
Sanguine et Purpure | June 5th 2008 by Wordjunky
We have another point of view on the question of whether EDGE is worthwhile. In the interest of equal coverage we are treating it as a guest post as well...I have to disagree almost entirely with the previous post in regards to EDGE being a waste of read more
Over the EDGE - Guest Post
Sanguine et Purpure | June 5th 2008 by Wordjunky
We have a guest poster today who has some things to say about the EDGE program and how it is run. He has asked to remain private for now, but he is a person who is "in a position to know" as the news media would say.The Summer ‘08 Journal has solid read more
Trait-Based Leadership VS. Situation-Based Leadership (Part 1 of…
HR-Worldview | June 3rd 2008
In reaction to "Understanding the Nature of Talent", I have decided to embark on a 3 part adventure.There must, of course, be a difference between trait-based leadership and situation-based leadership. While the difference between the two may seem, a read more
Linked In Leadership: And Marketing?
Developing Leaders | May 21st 2008 by Ron Hurst
One of the most fascinating aspects of Linked In is that people can leverage this social media tool to make money. How do they do so? Well there are many ways. Two of my connections have written on this subject extensively one on his blog and another read more
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