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Fueling Innovation: How Microsoft Finally Got It Right

Leading Blog

It’s about a wildly successful company that went off course. Its market cap is over $2 trillion. In 2014, when the company’s market capitalization was $380 billion, this Microsoft veteran took over as CEO. By 2019, Microsoft’s market capitalization edged past the $1 trillion mark, making it the world’s most valuable company.

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4 Ways To Invest In Your Employees To Increase Productivity

Lead from Within

In the current competitive employment market, investing in your employees is not just a good thing to do—it’s the right thing to do. When people feel that they’re being micromanaged or there’s only one acceptable way to do the work they’re given, they feel constrained and unvalued. Very few understand why or how to prevent it.

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Leadership Development Carnival: June 2014 Edition

QAspire

Welcome to the June 02nd 2014 Carnival of Leadership Development. I am thankful to carnival leader Dan McCarthy for allowing me to host this event - a wonderful collection of very practical insights on Leadership Development. and presents her post “ The Insiders Guide to Micromanagement ”. ( @LetsGrowLeaders ).

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Follow The Leader

N2Growth Blog

Success on social media is often defined by the number of followers. We dictate vs. delegate, we micromanage to ensure success and we act selfishly to preserve our status within the corporate hierarchy. You need to create a marketing plan for yourself. Does the term “ Follow the Leader ” still apply in today’s world?

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Avoid Being Swamped by the Quitting Tsunami

The Practical Leader

Micromanagement — Like the perception of fair compensation, micromanagement depends on whether we’re giving or receiving it. Most managers don’t feel they’re micromanaging. Here are nine signs of micromanagement. However, 360 assessments of less effective managers often paint a different picture.

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Growth Is A Leadership Issue, Not A Sales Issue

Eric Jacobson

“Only you , as a senior leader, have the power to direct your company to continuous and sustainable success,” says Scott K. They need clarity about what kind of business to pursue within your target markets and, equally as important, what to say away from because it is not a good match, even if they could make a sale.

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Creativity: An Undervalued Leadership Skill

Lead Change Blog

Successful businesses are built. New products and services hit the market that have never been offered before. No matter what spells out success for your individual organization, originality and innovation will aid you to reach success. Micromanaging. Micromanagement kills morale and imagination.