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The Genius of not Knowing
Twitter It!By: Harvard Busines Publishing/Bill Taylor
The Economist owes much of its popularity to its knack for challenging conventional wisdom. In a recent column, it applied its contrarian mindset to the question of what kinds of leaders make the best CEOs, making the case that what the world needs now are more “raging egomaniacs” and [...]
Tony Robins interview Frank Kern and John Reese
Twitter It!I just see this great interview of Tony Robins with Frank Kern and John Reese, two internet marketers I admire and respect. They discuss what makes people successful and how they achieve things…. Great 38 minute educational video… I strongly recommend it.
You can see it in this link http://tonyrobbinstraining.com/320/interview-with-frank-kern-and-john-reese/
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When Leaders Need Friends
Twitter It!By Entrepreneur Seth Goldman
Seth Goldman co-founded Honest Tea in 1998 with Barry Nalebuff, his professor at the Yale School of Management. The Bethesda, Md.-based company has been continuously recognized for its impressive growth and mission-driven business practices.
When Leaders Need Friends
Leadership, by definition, is a lonely task. [...]
Appraising Employee Performance in a Downsized Organization
Twitter It!by Tom Krattenmaker
Harvard Business Publishing
The experts call it “ghost work”; it’s what’s left for the survivors to do when layoffs have cut an organization’s staff to a bare-bones minimum. Work that still has to get done is reassigned to people who may not have the skills — and certainly don’t have the time — [...]
Putting leaders on the couch
Twitter It!When INSEAD Professor Manfred Kets de Vries coaches leadership teams, he effectively puts them on the couch – treating them not so much as rational actors but as emotional ones.
A clinical professor of leadership development, Kets de Vries says “the autocratic leadership style doesn’t work so well any more in a knowledge society.” [...]