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Creating a Successful Fleet Operation Means Investing in Employees

Strategy Driven

Paradoxically, the County’s approach to improve operations in the Fleet Services Division has focused on developing employees and improving work processes. The decline of young adults entering the workforce as mechanics and other trades contributes to an organization’s ability to meet its improvement goals and provide public services.

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Are Your Employees Mad As Hell and Not Going to Take It Anymore?

Tanveer Naseer

Here are four steps which leaders can implement to start the process of dissipating this tide of negativity: 1. Instead, they understand that it’s vital that their employees care about their work – as well as the goals their organization has set out to reach – if they are to collectively succeed despite what obstacles lie in their path.

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How To Use Your Leadership to Inspire Greatness

Tanveer Naseer

One of the responsibilities that comes with leadership is not only to communicate the vision or purpose behind your employees’ shared efforts, but to ensure that your team stays motivated and on track to achieving their goals. Do you think this might be another element that’s currently lacking in many organizations today?

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Fatal Five Failure Factors of Culture Change Efforts

The Practical Leader

The goal is to succinctly identify the core factors at the root of the 50 – 70% failure rate of organization change initiatives and programs. Poor Assessment of Systems/Processes and Perceptions/Attitudes. Not Building Cause and Capacity for Continuous Change. We’ll quickly dive down into each of these.

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28 Leadership Development Recommendations for your Individual Development Plan

Great Leadership By Dan

I recommend it for others but whether it belongs in an IDP would depend on if the organization committing to the type of Leadership presented in the book. Examples: an accounting manager could shadow HR for a day or an person in operations could learn more about the sales process.

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The Big Picture of Business: Fine Wine, Aged Cheese and Valuable Antiques. Professionals Who Go the Distance.

Strategy Driven

A professional’s career and their collected Body of Work encompass time, energy, resources, perseverance and lots of commitment in order to produce. When one assigns the term ‘great,’ then the wine (used as an analogy for one’s daily process of living and working) takes on rare proportions. by Hank Moore.

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The Big Picture of Business – The Book of Acronyms

Strategy Driven

As a Big Picture business strategist, I encourage clients toward adopting new ways of thinking about old processes, including those which brought past and enduring successes. It is to be just: Committed to customers. Successful enough to grow, pay its dues and continue growing. Upholding standards of quality and commitment.

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