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Leadership. Essential and effective when done right, but aversive and regretful when done wrong. I am positive you know exactly what I mean. Leaders can provide us with both positive and negative experiences. However, we can choose to be led by people who promote good and not those who want to become masters upon others. […]
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Have you ever participated in a KPI development meeting? Typically, these sessions are fairly productive and mostly positive. The participants quickly define a bunch of good indicators and it seems like a great start (or, at least, they seem to be good until implementation). In two weeks, when a team leader assesses the performance of
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Becoming a great leader requires many attributes and qualities, including being disciplined, organized, and true to yourself. If a person hasn’t mastered leading himself, it is highly unlikely for them to become a great leader. According to industry experts, the journey to leadership requires self-development and self-awareness. Let’s take a look at some important stats
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Amid a global health crisis or not, a lot of people find themselves struggling to find a job, do something they’re passionate about, and look for meaning in their lives. This time of pandemic may not be the best time to “find yourself,” but it certainly is a good start to sit and evaluate your
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Being a genuine leader is the ultimate goal of many business professionals, but leadership comes with a fair share of side effects every manager has to deal with. A report reveals that nearly 90% of leaders claim work is a primary source of stress in their lives, but 60% of top managers cite their organizations
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Most of the time, the conversation around leading by example stops there. There’s no stories to support the speaking point. We wanted to find stories of leading by example. So, we asked seven business leaders to share their experience. Read on to find the stories and insights of leaders who lead by example. Fight for
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There’s something that sets confident and self-motivated people apart. It’s an aura that you can spot a mile off. These people exude confidence, and it can hit you with the force of a bomb explosion. What is it exactly about these people? Well, some are born with ‘it’ and others cultivate ‘it.’ It could be
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How happy are your employees? Do they enjoy their work? Do they feel recognized and appreciated? Perhaps not altogether surprising, feeling valued in a company can have a dramatic effect on how much a staff member enjoys his or her job. However, what might be surprising is that happiness in one’s professional life could impact
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Being a leader is not an easy job as it requires years of practice along with adequate skills, patience, commitment, and dedication. Effective leadership can take an organization way ahead in no time. Good leaders inspire success, promote productivity and employee loyalty. For a person to be a great leader, they must have certain skills
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Success may mean different things to each person, but there’s one fact that applies to every situation and definition: real success is only possible by building great relationships and meaningful connections. Beyond key performance indicators, strong business relationships with stakeholders and customers keep businesses afloat and on top of their competitors. It takes kindness and
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The words diversity and inclusion have now become so popular that it is an important part of any company’s talent strategy plan. Attracting and retaining a diverse workforce requires companies to create a workplace in which everyone can thrive and do their best work. According to Harvard Business review, when an employee has a feeling
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In a perfect world, every employee would show up to work on time every day. But the truth is, life happens, and no matter how responsible or committed your team may be, there are going to be circumstances—whether that’s a last-minute family emergency, a scheduling miscommunication, or transportation troubles due to inclement weather conditions—when your
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Every great business leader has one thing in common – they never stop learning! Regardless of whether you ask Bill Gates or Warren Buffett, they all credit their success to their constant thirst for knowledge. But what’s the best way to feed that thirst? The answer is simple: pick up a book and read it.
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Day-to-day middle management responsibilities vary from company to company but at the core, their role involves carrying out direction from upper management and managing junior and associate-level employees. In this position, effective internal communication is integral to company-wide progress. If internal communication stops in middle management, progress can come to a halt, causing an organization
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Pexels – CCO Licence A lot of people are under the misconception that a good leader is someone who strikes fear into the hearts of those they are leading, but actually, those kinds of leaders are less likely to be effective because they will not have the respect or affection of their employees, which means
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