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Featured at Forbes: Tips for your company to excel ethically

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When ethical responsibility becomes part of the culture, companies see huge benefits — a stronger reputation, higher employee retention, more interest from investors, and general trustworthiness. But what can a company do to excel ethically, to best communicate its corporate values to employees so that they act in accordance with its values?

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Post featured at Leadership at Work / MindEdge April 2016

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Fast Company, and Forbes! MindEdge: “WE ARE ALWAYS looking for the latest noteworthy Leadership news and commentary. We have aggregated pertinent insights below for your consideration to keep you up-to-date with the world of Leadership.” “) along with posts from authors at Inc.,

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What Every Leader Should Know About Organizational Culture

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Perhaps you are familiar with a popular insurance company TV ad based on the concept of “paying it forward.”. As Seen On Leadership culture human nature Lead Change Group leadership' Your behaviors are contagious. Choose carefully. A woman prevents a guy from stepping off the street corner into the path of an oncoming car.

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Career Advisor Mary Schaefer Puts the Human Back into Human Resources at TEDxWilmington

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Look what my good buddy, Caitlin Olszewski , at The OutsideIn™ Companies, wrote about my TEDx talk in Wilmington, Delaware this week. “On Wednesday, August 6th, one our very own Career Advisors, Mary Schaefer spoke at TEDxWilmington and delivered her talk, Putting the Human Back into Human Resources. Share and Enjoy.

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Show People the Leader You Are In a Moment

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The person on the other end of the phone was a director from a different part of the company altogether. You never know when you will face a leadership moment. Her leadership inspired me to want to live up to her expectations. It’s not always in big gestures that we find spectacular leadership. That’s why she was ready.

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Do you have what it takes to be a mature leader?

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Does this influence the effectiveness and maturity of your leadership? Are there phases of maturity in leadership? Is leadership taught or caught? Smith offers this structure (Source: Center for Creative Leadership ). 1) Self Leadership: You become comfortable with yourself and your role. Can you relate?

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Make Sure Your Culture is Big Enough

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A colleague recently recounted a story about a meeting with the new CEO at his company. All Posts Leadership culture empowerment humans at work leadership' One expert even described this as cruel. Is the Size of Your Culture Stunting Your Employees? The CEO shared his principles with employees.

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