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| | LEAD CHANGE BLOG OCTOBER 11, 2011 When People Collide Posted in Leadership Development “We’re always behind this metal and glass. Nobody touches you.” If you saw the move Crash you may recognize this line. The symbolism is piercing: We’re either tough like metal or ready to break with any pressure like glass. This is the fragility in life. People collide. When People Collide. | CHARTERED MANAGEMENT INSTITUTE OCTOBER 11, 2011 Are our perceptions of Gen Y accurate? There are many misconceptions in place around Generation Y, with a prevailing view that they will force through a significant shift in how the modern workplace operates. New research by JB Associates challenges this point of view. You are not watching this post, click to start watching | MANAGEMENT IS A JOURNEY OCTOBER 11, 2011 Five Strategies For Managing the Fear of Change Like the penguins residing on this melting iceberg, change is inevitable as John Kotter explains so well in his writings. In business (and life), we must move on as circumstances and forces change all around us. What was once a solid foundation on which we could put our trust (a massive iceberg), now is a [.]. | | | | | | | |
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RON EDMONDSON | TUESDAY, OCTOBER 11, 2011  7 Personal Development Benefits of Saying No
The more experience I get in life the more I learn the importance of personal development. We have lots of opportunities to say yes. The old saying, whether it’s doctrinally true or not is fully practically true. Does that ever happen to you? I’m sure you could add even more values to my list., 10 Inexpensive Ways to Offer Development. MORE >> -
KEVIN EIKENBERRY | TUESDAY, OCTOBER 11, 2011 How Big is Your Big Picture?
One of the roles of a leader is to provide the perspective that the rest of the team or organization might not see. It is easy to get caught up in the daily to-do list, the quarterly objectives and the rhythm of the calendar, and lose sight of the bigger picture, the larger goals, the [.]. MORE >> -
LEADERSHIP FREAK | TUESDAY, OCTOBER 11, 2011 Overcoming the Mediocrity of Doing Your Best
“Do your best,” is an excuse for not doing your best. It’s code for, don’t worry if you don’t make it. Stop telling people to do their best; give them a goal, instead. Goals motivate because they define desirable results. “Do your best,” is obscure babble. You don’t know what your “best” is. MORE >> - Book Review: Better Under Pressure
An original and noteworthy contribution to executive selection which is invaluable to those charged with top executive assessment. Reviewed by Andrew May FCMI. You are not watching this post, click to start watching MORE >> -
ASPIRE-CS | TUESDAY, OCTOBER 11, 2011 Balancing Act: Head and Heart
Last week I attended a farewell event for a leader in the public sector who was moving on to another job. He’s somebody that I’ve come to know well over the course of several years; I’ve also had the pleasure of working within his organization with many of the outstanding leaders he’s hired and MORE >>
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