Seth Godin is one of my favorite “short form” bloggers. Generally, his posts offer pithy insight and advice in short, easily digested posts. Here’s a … Read more
What Do You Do When Creating Change Backfires?
Creating change in the workplace? Your employees better be engaged first. Creating change within the work environment can be a difficult task. Often, the … Read more
How Those Who Challenge You Help to Make You More Successful
Are you feeling uninspired and stuck at work? Perhaps it’s the people around you. It’s nice to have colleagues who support us and are of like … Read more
The 5 Ways That Highly Engaged Employees Are Different
Editor’s Note: Readers sometimes ask about past TLNT articles. That’s why we republish a Classic TLNT post every Friday. By Timothy R. Clark How do you … Read more
The A-B-C’s (and D-E-F’s) of Motivating Your Workplace Team
“New Employee Incentive Plan: Work or get fired.” — Hand-lettered sign behind the counter of a country store. According to a recent story in Inc. magazine, … Read more
How You REALLY Achieve a Powerful Company Culture
Company culture is important. I think we can all agree on that. But what is culture? And who determines it? I’d argue it isn’t what management or the … Read more
Time to Be Honest: Are You Really an “Askhole” Boss?
Are you an “askhole” boss? The actual definition of an askhole is someone who constantly solicits feedback or opinions, and then goes ahead and … Read more
Training Millennials: 4 Keys to Look For (But First, Let Me Take a Selfie)
Here are four (4) qualifications to consider when creating training programs for the workforce of tomorrow. You may have heard of them; they’re called … Read more
How to Rebuild Lost Trust Within Your Organization
It seems like new challenges for business leaders are surfacing almost daily. In a McKinsey Quarterly survey of senior executives around the world, 85 … Read more
3 Critical Lessons For Top Brass From the Market Basket Meltdown
A billion dollar family business has been rocked by the voting out of the “enemy” relative who all employees love. That’s the story of Market … Read more