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Moving Beyond Company Organization Silos: Lessons from the Aviation Industry

Leading Blog

Between surging demand, labor shortages, outdated air traffic management, and travel reservation I.T. airline companies have pointed fingers at the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) as the biggest cause of outages, even as the FAA has fired back at airlines. In the U.S., This issue can become a major performance barrier.

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LeadershipNow 140: January 2023 Compilation

Leading Blog

He said "yes" and gave me four nickels.” via @BruceVH The Law of the Loaf from @wallybock Slow Burn: How to Turn Today's Motivation into Tomorrow's Success by Ken Downer @RapidStartLdr Authentic Leadership: Will the Real You Please Stand Up?

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I Am the Warranty

Lead Change Blog

The exterminating company was being totally run by a telephone operator with no power over calendar, computer, or field operators. What could the owner/manager of these two enterprises have done to cause their key ambassador to assume an “I am the warranty” attitude and practice? We just happen to be an airline.”

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Vulnerability, Trust, and a Thriving Business

Lead Change Blog

Sinek reflected and surmised that the true problem he observed was that this airline did not trust their employees to manage what is in front of them and handle it competently. Managers believe in their hires and grant them the liberty to live in autonomy. Vulnerable employees are unguarded and empowered.

Airlines 284
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How to Engage Employees During Uncertain Times

Lead from Within

When your employees are anxious, when their work schedules change, when nothing is operating normally it’s easy for people to feel scattered and disengaged. Recently the CEO of Southwest Airlines took a 10 percent pay cut to help their employees out. Minimize distractions. Make sure you’re ready for an economic downturn.

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Highest Paying Foreign Language Jobs around the Globe

HR Digest

Hotel Manager. A hotel manager fits such a position. Many airline companies across the world nowadays look for flight attendants who can speak a foreign language. The airline industry is another field where multilingual people can reap big. Intelligence Operatives or Government Agencies. Linguistic Tour Guide.

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Are You Struggling to Lead Change? Try This

Frank Sonnenberg Online

The truth is that many change-management efforts fail simply because the vital human component is underappreciated, when in fact it is at the heart of change. The enemy is poor management of change.” The enemy is poor management of change. As Dr. Rodger Dean Duncan says, “Change is not the enemy. Change is not the enemy.

Hotels 124