are-your-customers-getting-ghosted 
Lead Change Blog
FEBRUARY 10, 2020
When the engagement date was getting closer and I had not gotten a contract, I reached out to the bureau agent, a seasoned pro. ” “She ghosted me,” she said. Ghosting is a relatively new word to mean intentionally ignoring someone on the other end of a communication interchange. “You were a finalist.
Let's Grow Leaders
FEBRUARY 2, 2024
Practical Advice to Deal with a Blind Spot and Make it Work For You How do you become aware of a blind spot in your leadership? He talks about why you should care about your blind spot and understand your “ghosts” and practical ways to get other perspectives. Consider the concept “ghosts.”
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Let's Grow Leaders
JANUARY 9, 2023
Ghosting May Feel Easy, But the Impact is Hard. It’s getting worse. This phenomenon of ghosting at work. What is Ghosting at Work? Ghosting at work is when you THINK you’re in an important conversation. Here are common examples of ghosting at work I hear nearly every day. Completely gone.
Leading Blog
APRIL 4, 2014
Or, even more confounding, there are many “right” answers, depending on your perspective. In the face of these complex contradictions, many leaders choose to deny them and just “get the job done.” But like Marley’s ghost, unresolved and unacknowledged issues keep reappearing. The list goes on and on.
Great Leadership By Dan
AUGUST 7, 2018
It is likely your organization is multigenerational, multiracial, multilingual, ethnically-diverse and gender-fluid. Add to that, your world gets more hyper-connected with each passing day. Any, even minor, mistake you – or others on your teams – make, can create instant, major blow-back. I urge you to learn about yours.
Strategy Driven
AUGUST 1, 2021
Imagine how amazing it would be to get paid to travel or share your love of travel by assisting others with their trips. The Internet and digital technologies have made it possible to build a business around your lifestyle, including travel, from anywhere you can get online. Develop language courses and tutorials.
Terry Starbucker
OCTOBER 3, 2010
Looking at the floor, the wall, or worse yet, at your Blackberry, sends a message of disinterest, even if it’s totally unintentional. An Open Door – Much has been said about the benefits of “ an open-door policy “, but it’s one thing to talk about it, and another thing to actually keep your door open.
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