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Updates: The Latest e-Newsletter & My Bookstore

Management Excellence

Management Excellence Updates for January 5, 2011:My latest e-Newsletter with subscriber-only content is out, and I've constructed a new bookstore (without harming any bricks or mortar), featuring my recommendations in leadership & management, strategy, innovation, marketing, history and biography.

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The Building Inspectors, The Doctor, and Choosing Responsibility

Lead Change Blog

In my role as an editor at SmartBrief , I recently filled in for a colleague and edited a newsletter that has a target audience of general contractors. One of the stories I handled had to do with an investigation of the October 12, 2019, collapse of the Hard Rock Cafe that had been under construction.

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Which Type of Connector Are You?

Michael Lee Stallard

Or perhaps they are unable to consider constructive criticism without turning their wrath on the messenger. To help with your journey, you can also download the 100 Ways to Connect e-book when you subscribe to the Connection Culture newsletter. They suffer from blind spots – destructive habits that increase disconnection.

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Giving Tough Feedback? Sleep on It

First Friday Book Synopsis

To sign up for a free subscription to any/all HBR newsletters, please click here. But next time you have to provide constructive criticism, consider [.]. Here is another valuable Management Tip of the Day from Harvard Business Review.

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How to Develop an Effective Employee Engagement Program: Strategies and Best Practices?

Strategy Driven

Utilize various communication tools such as regular team meetings, newsletters, and digital platforms to keep everyone informed and engaged. Replace traditional annual performance reviews with regular check-ins and constructive feedback sessions. Incorporate strategies that support their professional advancement and personal growth.

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The Core File: Acknowledging Change, Psychological Resources & Heraclitus

The Office Blend Blog

You can now read The Core File newsletter at LinkedIn. I would like to briefly mention two supporting constructs that may have been affected recently; locus of control and self-efficacy. Changes in the status of these constructs can affect how we engage with our work and spark dark side narratives. – Heraclitus.

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Bad Leadership & Management Advice You Should Run Away From

Great Leadership By Dan

I rarely come across an article in my daily Smartbrief on Leadership newsletter and say to myself “Well, that sure is a crock full of hooey!” Managers who turn a deaf ear to constructive feedback or dissent will miss opportunities to improve, solve problems, or build coalitions for change. Leaders are born and not made.”

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