3 Leadership Stories to Help You be a Better Manager
Examples are one of the best ways to learn. We share 3 leadership stories that can help you improve your skills in leading and managing others.
Examples are one of the best ways to learn. We share 3 leadership stories that can help you improve your skills in leading and managing others.
"The Manager's Path" is Camille Fournier's great book on being a great technical leader. We share 7 of the best lessons from Camille Fournier's book.
If you want to be a good manager, start by looking at yourself. We examine the power & importance of having the right mindset to be a good manager.
Effective listeners do more to inspire, lead, motivate, and get the best ideas from their teams. We share 5 ways you can be a more effective listener today.
Can you boost creativity on your team? When you get stuck it's easy to give up or settle. Jeff Kavanaugh of InfoSys shares how you can boost creativity here:
There are better ways to thank your employees for a job well done than simply money. We break down 5 simple approaches you can use to thank your employees.
Having a one on one agenda can help ensure you have great one on ones. However, you must avoid these 3 things in a one on one agenda. Learn them here.
Marcus Buckingham shared Gallup's greatest insights for managers in "First, Break all the Rules." We share the best takeaways from Marcus Buckingham.
Group 1 on 1s seem like a great idea to get more people involved in listening and helping people. Unfortunately, group 1 on 1s are a bad idea. We share why.
The hot trend is to get rid of employee performance reviews, but is that a good idea? We explain how to keep and fix your employee performance reviews.
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