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One Simple Solution to Lower Stress in the Hiring Process

Ron Edmondson

There is so much stress in hiring the right person for a team. I’ve learned there is one simple solution that can lower the stress of hiring. Over the years, I’ve made plenty of mistakes, but I’ve also managed – in the business world and the church world – to develop some pretty healthy teams.

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10 Inexpensive Development Options for Your Team

Ron Edmondson

When budgets are stretched, development options are seen as too expensive and pushed to the back burner. It’s important, therefore, to find ways to develop even with stressed budgets. Arrange for a joint call with one and let the team ask questions and then process the interview together. Pool Resources –.

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4 Free Ways to Develop People You Lead

Ron Edmondson

One of the more common is something like this: “Ron, how do you develop people you lead?” I should point out that development of your people may be one of the more important investments a leader can make. ( I should point out that development of your people may be one of the more important investments a leader can make. (

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One Suggestion to Lower Stress in the Hiring Process

Ron Edmondson

There is so much stress involved in hiring the right person for a team. In our current context, I have spoken into the hiring process from an executive pastor to a someone on our facitilites team. but don’t dictate how they will grow, develop, and lead the small group ministry. And, it’s simple. Here’s the deal.

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Team Friction Taught Me a Leadership Principle

Ron Edmondson

We had the right players and clarity of vision, however, team friction developed. Unnecessary stress was being created. In the process, unnecessary friction developed, which was totally natural. Leading the process to create or develop better systems. It seemed things were healthy on the team.

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7 Common Tensions In Times of Overwhelming Change

Ron Edmondson

New leaders must be recruited and developed. It’s part of the process. During especially stressful seasons, leaders need to help streamline focus, give clear expectations and hold people accountable for agreed upon goals and objectives. Nate and I have finished our fall semester at the Ron Edmondson Leadership Podcast.

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The Delivery Truck Principle: A Sobering Reality of Leadership

Ron Edmondson

Of course, collecting from the bill was another story, but anyone who has ever owned a business and had to make a payroll knows how exciting it is to develop cash flow. It was through watching that process a leadership principle came to me. Helping leaders grow and develop will continue to be a major focus of this blog.