In the CEO Afterlife

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The Latest in Corporate Bail Outs – Women

In the CEO Afterlife

The problem is outdated, entrenched male-oriented cultures that refuse to recognize or promote the value of diversity in corporate leadership. These organizations are the ones enjoying unique human capital advantages that emanate from diversity at the top. Diverse leaders empower diverse workforces.

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The Moral of Workplace Morale

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In other words, the pundits inherently assume that their morale-lifting tactics and strategies apply to any organization, no matter the product or service in which they are engaged. This is not to say that these organizations are morally neutral or that they cannot deliver amazing workplace morale. They are correct in this regard.

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10 Insights from the 100 Most Creative People in Business

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The tendency in any organization is to look for the 5 steps to do anything and make a system. Located in Harlem, Red Rooster serves American comfort food that honors the diverse culinary traditions of the community. I bike and I walk every corner of Harlem, and see so much diversity that’s unexpected.”

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Do Vulture Cultures still prevail in Business? | In the CEO Afterlife

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Which companies, organizations or industries are known to accept, even reward this type of behavoir? The organizational sociopath often does well in organizations because they are usually expert at flattering their bosses and terrible at developing the people who work for them. Somehow you made it in the big wide world. About John.

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The Essence of Strategy (Part 2) | In the CEO Afterlife

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You’d think executives from the same organization would offer the same responses. Most of my work has been with non-profits, where the problem may be even worse because such organizations want to please everyone. My biggest challenge was educating a diverse group of Board members on the value of focused strategies.

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Corporate Entrepreneurship: Turn Irony into Opportunity

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Your job,” I said, “is to choose an organization with a buoyant culture and a leadership team that’s not afraid of change. Explore corporations that value diversity. My friend’s students saw themselves as entrepreneurial thinkers, yet at graduation, most of them will begin their careers in a corporation. Beware the entrepreneur.