Bodybuilding is the most narcissistic, self-absorbed ‘sport’ ever conceived. I can offer that critique as a former competitor, promoter of numerous state … Read more

Bodybuilding is the most narcissistic, self-absorbed ‘sport’ ever conceived. I can offer that critique as a former competitor, promoter of numerous state … Read more
First in a series By David Goldsmith with Lorrie Goldsmith Many decision makers put a lot of pressure on themselves to come up with the next killer idea, … Read more
There’s good news and bad news on the workplace gender gap front. Here’s the good news, according to a new Pay Raise Index from “social … Read more
Just about every job comes with some bad baggage that has to be handled — and managers seem to get stuck handling a lot more of it than most. … Read more
The use of 360 degree surveys in business has been around since the 1980’s, and by the late 1990’s, was being used by approximately 90 percent of Fortune … Read more
What do you do, as a manager if you spot an employee doing something well in your business? What do you do if you spot them doing something badly? I am … Read more
First of two parts One of the subjects we have been studying and researching for quite some time is the phenomena called “bullying in the … Read more
I’ve written fairly often on research showing the connection between employee engagement or employee enablement and the bottom line. Thanks to a post on … Read more
We’ve been hearing a lot about the skill shortage among workers, but just in case you don’t really believe it, here’s more research that … Read more
As a long-time manager and executive, I know this to be true: Every manager has a list (at least one in the back of their brain) of the qualities they want … Read more