Category: Leadership

Boss’s Tip of the Week: Team Member Development Review

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Part of your job as a boss is to help your team members develop. Take some time, on a day off is usually best, to review each person’s situation and goals, their strengths and weaknesses. What can you do to help them succeed, both now and in the future? This is only one of 347 tips in my ebook, Become a Better  »  Read More

Boss’s Tip of the Week: You’re only champion for a day

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When you win big or hit a big goal, revel in it. Have the party, bask in the glory, feel good. But you’re only champion for a day. Clean up after your celebration, take a few moments to analyze your success, and then get moving on the next challenge. This is only one of 347 tips in my ebook, Become a Better  »  Read More

A Leadership Balancing Act

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Life was a lot simpler when you were an individual contributor. Then, all you had to do to get a better evaluation was to work a little harder or a little smarter or both. You had complete control of your effort and personal development. But now, you’re responsible for the performance of a group. Your group might  »  Read More

Why your gramma’s recipes taste so good

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Thanksgiving is coming soon. All around the country, people will be making special dishes for Thanksgiving dinner. Many of those special dishes will have been handed down for at least a couple of generations. They are family favorites. Gramma’s recipes are delicious. If you understand why, you can make your team  »  Read More

Boss’s Tip of the Week: Study leaders

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There are two ways to study leadership. You can read books and articles about leadership. Or you can observe leaders and read books and articles about leaders. Learning from actual leaders, especially ones you can question, should be a big part of your learning. Leadership is situational and you can assess the situation  »  Read More

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