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@ Here you go
4:21 AM Dec 12th
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@ Lots of material on management collaboration. See the expanded descriptions of these pieces to find best for you
6:04 AM Dec 11th
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People are attracted to firms committed to social responsibility and do not want to see it wane during tough times
5:45 AM Nov 16th
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Great managers know their job is to move their employees up and out of their teams and into more challenging roles
8:00 AM Nov 12th
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If you expect employees to be humble, you need to be humble yourself. One way: listen more than you speak.
10:42 AM Nov 10th
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@: Lots of material on network orgs and the challenges of leadership. A start:
5:40 AM Nov 6th
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Our thoughts can be unreliable when we're in a poor mood. Try to delay big decisions until your mood improves
6:23 AM Nov 5th
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It's not enough to see yourself in a certain way, you need to act on it
8:52 AM Oct 30th
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3 steps to handling difficult conversations: 1) ask questions, 2) actually listen, 3) repeat and summarize
4:00 AM Oct 29th
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@: To effectively deal with complainers, the first step is to figure out what is causing their negativity
9:43 AM Oct 28th
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To use your time wisely, ask yourself not only what are you trying to achieve but what are you willing not to?
4:45 AM Oct 28th
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@: Influential people with detrimental ideas are tricky. One solution: seek the aid of other influencers.
9:32 AM Oct 27th
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Don't squash debate: get all the data & opinions on the table - until you do, you can't shift to action planning
6:38 AM Oct 27th
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A walk around the block at lunchtime will do more for your productivity than a hasty lunch in front of your computer
4:19 AM Oct 26th
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Don't be dazzled by outstanding performance in one area only to overlook an employee's lack of competencies elsewhere
6:48 AM Oct 23rd
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Not every situation calls for a leader to act; sometimes you do more by letting the team decide what to do
5:47 AM Oct 22nd
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List the decisions you need to make, prioritize them according to importance, and spend your time accordingly
7:32 AM Oct 21st
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Negotiate out of demands that don't contribute to your primary goals. Keep doing what you must, but simplify
4:54 AM Oct 20th
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@ Some good general entrepreneurship reading here Also see Inc.com
6:45 AM Oct 19th
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Delivering bad news: do it as soon as possible, speak candidly, give the big picture, plan for questions
4:38 AM Oct 19th
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