Wed.Sep 12, 2018

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Being a Good Leader is Tough Stuff

Lead Change Blog

Anyone who supervises others is automatically tasked with planning, organizing, and directing. Every boss gives orders and assigns work. Their employees follow their directions and complete the work assigned to them within the parameters given. This transactional stuff is all part of being a manager. Getting the leadership part of supervising others right, however, is trickier because emotion and connection enter the picture.

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What is Meaningful Leadership? – 4 Common Threads

Leading in Context

By Linda Fisher Thornton What is meaningful leadership? I recently wrote a 5 part blog series exploring different facets of that question. There are four common threads that emerged from exploring the topic that I want to share today.

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The Power of Traditional Marketing Today

Women on Business

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The High Cost of Feedback Left Unspoken

Management Excellence

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How to Build the Ideal HR Team

HR doesn’t exist in a vacuum. This work impacts everyone: from the C-Suite to your newest hire. It also drives results. Learn how to make it all happen in Paycor’s latest guide.

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Remote Presenting: Set Up For Success

Decker Communication

Webex. GoToMeeting. Zoom. BlueJeans. Google Hangouts. You’re probably using one of these and if you’re not, you should. Here are some tips to make any and all video conferencing better: If you look at every video call as an experience, you’ll want to make each one that much better. Avoid all distractions and open the opportunity for further influence.

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Solving the Puzzle of Absence Management

HR Digest

Absence management is a corporate demand that cut across companies of all sizes. It bothers every sector and demands the credible resources to put up any effective absence management effort. One of the major challenges in productivity is the lack of workforce – absenteeism. And this could only be handled through workforce absence management, which may mean fitting the pieces of a difficult puzzle sometimes if managers want to be sincere.

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7 Reasons I Need to Regularly Exercise as a Leader

Ron Edmondson

I used to be a runner. I had some knee issues and had to have a partial replacement over a years ago, which has kept me from running as I normally would. Since then, I have tried to substitute the time with other workouts. I learned a few things about myself during this process of healing and rediscovering new ways to exercise. I have always encouraged leaders to have a regular exercise routine.

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Build Strong Internal Customer Service

Eric Jacobson

Too often, we think of only external customer service, and forget about the need for excellent internal customer service. No matter what type of business, organization or team you lead, teach your team members/ employees the need for and importance of internal customer service. Similar to external customer service, that means employees/team members should: 1.

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10 Questions Every Leader Should Ask Themselves

Management Craft

Fulfilling the role of a leader can be quite difficult. This can cause a lot of pressure and stress, which can result in mistakes. That is why it is beneficial at times to take a step back and ask yourself some questions that are designed to help you become better. The post 10 Questions Every Leader Should Ask Themselves appeared first on Management Craft.

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Make Sure Everyone on Your Team Sees Learning as Part of Their Job

Harvard Business Review

Jens Magnusson/Getty Images. As an executive coach, I speak regularly at corporate leadership development programs. During discussions, participants often confess the real reason they’re in the room, and it’s rarely “to grow and learn.” Time and again, the reasons include: they are checking a box on their development plan, their manager told them to come, or they’ve been told that their participation will increase the chance of a promotion.

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How to Stay Competitive in the Evolving State of Martech

Marketing technology is essential for B2B marketers to stay competitive in a rapidly changing digital landscape — and with 53% of marketers experiencing legacy technology issues and limitations, they’re researching innovations to expand and refine their technology stacks. To help practitioners keep up with the rapidly evolving martech landscape, this special report will discuss: How practitioners are integrating technologies and systems to encourage information-sharing between departments and pr

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What Team Motivation Looks Like

Joseph Lalonde

Motivating Your Team You’re getting ready to bring in a motivational speaker. Someone who will really get the troops riled up. You know this is just the thing your team needs to get motivated. Photo by Jeremy Perkins. Then, once the motivational speaker has left, your team’s enthusiasm and motivation return to the levels they were before the pep rally.

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A Study Shows the Best Times of Day to Post to Social Media

Harvard Business Review

cintascotch/Getty Images. U.S. companies are expected to spend more than $37 billion dollars on social media promotion annually each year by 2020, representing 24% of the economy’s total digital advertising spend. It’s an astounding number, given that the vast majority of social media managers charged with getting customers to click on posts and through to their websites operate with little strategy beyond what we call “spray and pray,” an approach that litters social med

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Representation and Women in HR Tech

Surviving Leadership

The first half of the first day was dedicated to the Women in HR Technology conference. First of all, I greatly appreciate the fact that the role of women in technology was highlighted – not just from an end-user perspective, but from the leadership in creating and driving the innovation of the technology. I also appreciated seeing so many men attending sessions.

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Is Office Politics a White Man’s Game?

Harvard Business Review

AnthonyRosenberg/Getty Images. Love it or hate it, office politics is an inevitable part of organizational life. Many people associate political behavior with backstabbing and manipulation — but there is a constructive side to being politically savvy. Being able to negotiate, influence, engage, convince, and persuade others is how things get done in organizations — and how organizations decide what’s worth doing at all.

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The Complete People Management Toolkit

From welcoming new team members to tough termination decisions, each employment lifecycle phase requires a balance of knowledge, empathy & legal diligence.

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Most Executives Believe in the Business Case for CSR. So Why Don’t They Invest More in It?

Harvard Business Review

Ilka & Franz/Getty Images. Companies achieve remarkable things. They create products for customers, financial returns for investors, and jobs for employees. At the same time, they develop medications that cure deadly diseases, technologies that bring internet access to every corner of the earth, and by making more and more amenities and technologies easily affordable, they steadily increase our general quality of life.