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Deodorant | 4 Reasons Your Laws and Policies Stink | Pt. 1

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Some of the rules, regulations, laws and policies of this world are simply crazy. Posted in Change Management Leadership Development Self Leadership Workplace Issues Crazy. In our schools, businesses, and our nation’s capital many of the things we actually write down as ‘the law of the land’ are just a bit bonkers.

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Deodorant | 4 Ideas to Take the Stink Out of Bad Laws & Policies | Pt. 2

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Posted in Change Management Leadership Coaching Light Your World This is the second and final part in quick series called ‘Deodorant’ I hope with these simple ideas we can serve our organizations more effectively by recognizing that laws and policies don’t have to stink. We’ve [.].

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Honesty is NOT the Best Policy Unless…

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Posted in Leadership Development Self Leadership [link] Few would argue with the importance of open and honest communication in healthy relationships. Except being honest doesn’t always go so well. It is easy to be honest when you have something nice or positive to say.

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Leading the New, New Corporate Vacation Policy

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Posted in Change Management Workplace Issues Many of us do this. We carve out the time. We plan the family vacation. As we hit the road or jet way, our workplace disappears into the background, yet it is still right next to us in our digital devices. The new reality is we never really, completely, wholeheartedly leave work behind. Work is [.].

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Business Alignment

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Outdated policies, procedures, reports, and meetings no longer add value. . Quickly taking steps to correct misaligned initiatives, policies, and behaviors go a long way to helping people understand what’s important and valued. . Some managers and employees don’t embrace the company’s vision or values.

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As a Leader, Do You Really Trust Your People?

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The common belief is that the best way to deliver this is to create tight processes, scripts, and routines that minimize variability—to hold people and their behaviors to a strict policy and uniform standards. There are two forms of framework: One is driven by purpose and values, and the second is a framework of rules and policies.

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How Should Schools Deal with Academic Dishonesty?

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I want to ask you a question about educational policy. The post describes the district’s policy for handling academic dishonesty including cheating and plagiarism. The High School policy, as described in the student handbook (pp. A colleague shared this blog post by Dr. Justin Tarte of the Union R-XI school district.

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