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“Practice Golden-Rule 1 of Management in everything you do: manage others the way you would like to be managed.”
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Still ignoring succession planning18 Aug 2008
You might have thought that having a succession plan in place should your CEO suddenly depart would be common sense. But an astonishing proportion of companies don't seem to agree.
Spiritual intelligence: managing cultures
Success as a modern business leader means being able to see and harness the invisible energetic fuel that drives achievement. And this requires spiritual intelligence - the space, freedom and safety to bring our whole selves to work.
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Five simple keys to building solid teams
When I ask teams what they would like from their supervisors, the same simple things keep coming up. You might think they're obvious - but if they are, teams wouldn't continually be mentioning them!
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Surviving a bullying boss
Linda's experience with an aggressive, abrasive boss epitomizes the distress and confusion that bullying causes in the workplace. The Boss Whisperer, Laura Crawshaw, has some invaluable advice to help Linda deal with her predicament.
Roger Martin on integrative thinking
Roger Martin, Dean of the Joseph L. Rotman School of Management in Toronto, tells Des Dearlove that the traditional preoccupation with what a leader does is misplaced. It's what they think and at the decisions they make that matter.
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