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| Page 1 of 1 | Previous | Next | MANAGING LEADERSHIP MAY 4, 2012 Reverse-engineering leadership They’re likely not even actually the personal qualities of the person with whom they’re associated, but rather are those of a diverse cadre of people and experiences that person draws them from. Have you ever had a boss that clearly had his (or her, of course) act together? This is all pretty heady leadership material, isn’t it? | MANAGING LEADERSHIP JULY 24, 2009 Book Review: Bootstrapping – Weapon of Mass Reconstruction As you read this book – and you should, even if you never intend to become such an entrepreneur as it describes – you will be able to see the power, forcefully described in numerous and diverse examples, of key management practices applied to the discovery and exploitation of market opportunities. Get your copy now! Sphere: Related Content. | | | | | |
| MANAGING LEADERSHIP OCTOBER 17, 2011 Real people become better or worse, step by step, adding definition and meaning to not merely the path that brought you here, but to the very momentum that bears you along it, which momentum is also the “you” presently pondering the diversity and realism of these alternatives even as they rush by. Think you can do that? After all these years? | MANAGING LEADERSHIP FEBRUARY 5, 2010 Roundup: Lessons from every quarter Before leaving the WSJ, you will want to see this column about how the drive to diversity on boards can actually be quite destructive. Advice for effective management has been showing up in some of the most unlikely places over the past several weeks, or in unexpected guises. Clues to communication. Obvious places. Staying motivated. | MANAGING LEADERSHIP AUGUST 30, 2010 Book Review: Good Boss, Bad Boss The diversity of perspectives makes for an engaging and even enthralling read. The diversity, however, isn’t random: you will find two interesting themes unifying the discussion: One is very clearly a sincerely-felt argument that work ought to be a balanced, decent place where people can experience reward and self-affirmation. | MANAGING LEADERSHIP SEPTEMBER 10, 2009 Waking up at work How do we deal with these diverse accumulations of coincidental, calculated, and confused career choices? But is that how it really works? And are we giving that advice because it worked for us, or because we are unhappy ourselves and trying to figure out where we went wrong? Did we choose to become managers? What they want is to be the CEO. | | | | | | | |
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MANAGING LEADERSHIP | TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 22, 2009 Just management
In the workplace, too, we have our own conflicts and disputes producing equally diverse views of what a just outcome would be. You have to take on the perversely endless diversity of motivations, needs, ambitions, ambivalence, dignity, pettiness, strengths, and weaknesses of your staff – of yourself. It is remarkable – isn’t it? MORE >> -
MANAGING LEADERSHIP | MONDAY, AUGUST 10, 2009 Culturally coherent complementarity
For example, a recent post about diversity attracted some interesting responses, both in the comment thread and directly. Most of them seemed to assume that the point of the post had to do with diversity as determined by ethnicity, race, gender, or similarly distinguishable characteristics. As mentioned in response to one of Fred H. MORE >> -
MANAGING LEADERSHIP | WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 23, 2009 Manage thyself
And we have looked, here , at some of the wildly diverse influences our juniors, peers, and seniors feel at work – or even their reluctant sense of obligation about being there in the first place. We’re going to be looking at what that means to us as managers, to how we do our work amid – and upon – this roiling sea of colliding motivations. MORE >> -
MANAGING LEADERSHIP | THURSDAY, JULY 30, 2009 Mr. Market
Moreover, the things done there are transactions that occur in vast numbers, at the order of countless people and institutions, motivated by an impossibly diverse array of reasons for engaging in them. Benjamin Graham, author of the venerable “ Intelligent Investor ,” used the phrase “Mr. But none of it is true. Sphere: Related Content. MORE >> -
MANAGING LEADERSHIP | MONDAY, AUGUST 3, 2009 Destructive diversity
Typically, diversity is not destructive at all. This is the tricky thing about common purpose, culture, and diversity. Technorati Tags: diversity , productive , creative , dynamics , workplace , work , harmony , destruction , creation , purpose , culture , organization , America , UK. The truth is that they don’t. They repel. MORE >>
- Roundup: from decidedly dopy to dubiously decisive MANAGING LEADERSHIP | FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 18, 2009
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