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Which Stage of Competence Are You?

Nathan Magnuson

We expect it from others in our organizations. We demand it from the people and organizations we purchase from. Back in the 1970s, Gordon Training […]. Everybody wants competence. We want it for ourselves. But do we figure out if we’ve got it? How well do we develop it in others? Where do we even start?

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Dr. Thomas Gordon - A Credo for Relationships

Building Personal Strength

The first book I ever read about people skills was Dr. Thomas Gordon's 1970 book P.E.T. which stands for Parent Effectiveness Training. Leader Effectiveness Training). Dr. Gordon passed away in 2002. In 1978, he published L.E.T. At the core of all his courses and books is what he called his "Credo" for relationships.

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How to Create a Culture of Greatness

Tanveer Naseer

The following is a guest post by Jon Gordon. “To To build a winning a team and a successful organization you must create a culture of greatness.” When you create a culture of greatness you create a collective mindset in your organization that expects great things to happen—even during challenging times.

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Transforming Jet-Hot by Viewing the Organization as a System

Deming Institute

Gordon McGilton and Dennis Sergent share evidence from their experience that will help others transform their enterprises by focusing on their system and aim. They use this innovation in their Jet-Hot system and organize all their work with profound knowledge around their business operating system. Guest post by John Hunter.

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Many Ways to Connect

Michael Lee Stallard

Following are a few of the ways I learned that people and organizations are connecting. David Gill, a professor at Gordon Conwell College, told me that we connect with the Divine when we “help people fulfill their dreams or overcome their nightmares.” (We also connect with others when our organization’s mission accomplishes these ends.).

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How to Create a Culture of Greatness

LDRLB

To build a winning a team and a successful organization you must create a culture of greatness. When you create a culture of greatness, you create a collective mindset in your organization that expects great things to happen—even during challenging times. This post is a guest post by Jon Gordon. Leadership culture gordon'

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Win the Race for Talent – Talent Management magazine

Chart Your Course

Gordon - 5/10/13. Organizations in countries that traditionally exported top talent to the U.S. organizations had employment models based on hiring recruits from college or training programs who were likely to stay with a company throughout their career.Skilled workers are becoming an endangered species.