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10 Inexpensive Ways to Develop People on a Team

Ron Edmondson

Every team needs some inexpensive ways to develop people on the team. That way even when finances are tight, development keeps going. When budgets are stretched, development often is pushed to the back burner or cut altogether from the budget. So, build into your system some inexpensive ways to develop people.

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5 Steps to Develop Team Goals

Skip Prichard

Management and leadership both take people skills and a drive for results that deliver value from a systems point of view. Further, if you don’t pay attention to delivering value from a systems point of view in determining the right results, then the infrastructure needed to realize the right results will not be there.

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Things Your Pharmacy Should Have in Place Before Opening

Joseph Lalonde

An Inventory Management System. To keep track of your inventory and ensure that you always have the products your customers need in stock, you need to implement a sound inventory management system. This includes everything from point-of-sale systems to electronic health records. An Advertising Budget. A Marketing Plan.

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T.O.I.L.E.T. Training™ -- a breakthrough system to improve workplace learning

Great Leadership By Dan

As a follow-up to my last post about getting smarter about how we invest our limited training budgets. Training System™ -- a new platform that promises to reshape how training is delivered in modern organizations. Training System™ takes the concept to a new level. To develop the T.O.I.L.E.T. The T.O.I.L.E.T.

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7 Guiding Principles for Developing Leadership Talent

Leading Blog

To develop talent, you need to become intimate with your people; to know the essence of each individual. Talent development is not an event. Developing people simply must be a priority from the top down. Talent masters spend at least 25% of their time spotting and developing other leaders; at GE and P&G it’s closer to 40%).

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Manager Vs Leader: Which One Are You?

Lead from Within

A manager is responsible for maintaining the status quo and ensuring that tasks are completed on time and within budget. A leader’s primary concern is with building a better system, while a manager’s primary concern is with maintaining the current one.

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10 Inexpensive Development Options for Your Team

Ron Edmondson

When budgets are stretched, development options are seen as too expensive and pushed to the back burner. It’s important, therefore, to find ways to develop even with stressed budgets. Swap responsibilities to lead a development activity. The process of sharing the idea discovered will prove to be development.