By Nan S. Russell Compassion, like trust, is one of the four needs that ignite natural followership and workplace results. Operating with a compassionate … Read more
Leadership Lessons From John Elway, Winston Churchill, & Charles Manson
We all know that Winston Churchill was a great leader. His strength and optimism saved England and possibly all of Europe. What you may not know is that as … Read more
A Dozen Great Books You Need in Your HR Management Library
Recently, I received an email from the Sudan asking me for my recommendations on Top 3 books in HR. I thought this was too good of an opportunity to pass … Read more
Leadership: Good or Bad, It’s All About the Communication
All eyes turned towards the manager as she gave her opinion of a strategy that was being discussed. This was part of the strategic meeting with the … Read more
There Are Employee Perks. And Then There Are Google-Employee Perks…
By Eric B. Meyer Yesterday, I came across this article from Meghan Casserly on Forbes.com, which discusses the benefits that Google provides its employees … Read more
When Hero Worship Becomes a Workplace Problem
I’ve been contemplating the concept of what constitutes a hero lately. It’s hard not to do with the London Olympics and tragedies that have unfolded in the … Read more
What Do Dead Horses Have To Do With Management Strategy?
Companies have all kinds of ways to react to bad business situations — blame others in the company, blame competitors, blame the markets, blame each … Read more
Changing Organizational Culture: Do You Do It Top Down or Ground Up?
The importance of company culture continues to get more and more coverage in the press, in research studies, and an organizational implementation and … Read more
7 Ways That Organizations Can Benefit From Social Performance
The latest numbers are in and it’s not looking good: 63 percent of all workers are not engaged in their current job environments and are struggling to keep … Read more
Four Keys to Building a Strong and Sustainable Corporate Culture
Once again culture was thrust into the limelight of the media as NCAA President Mark Emmert recently handed out sanctions to Penn State University. While … Read more