One doesn’t have to go far to experience what the lack of needed employees does to our experience and the ability of a business to function effectively. For starters simply visit your local restaurant. You’ll find parties waiting in the lobby for an available table. You’ll also find many empty tables making it obvious that Read More
Impactful Leadership Lessons From the Ukraine
With varying degrees of horror and serious concern the past 10 days have been filled with ongoing news pertaining to Russia’s drive to re-claim the Ukraine as their own. It is very clear that the majority of the world is behind Ukraine’s fight for their lives and their future. On one side of this war Read More
The Redefinition of Effective Leadership in a Post-Pandemic World
For the past two years and unfortunately going into year 3, so many aspects of our lives have been unraveled and turned upside down. In many ways we have found ourselves transported into a very unfamiliar world. Ways that we did things successfully just don’t work and we have all been forced to find our Read More
Introvert vs Extrovert … Equal Ability to be Successful Leaders
I have had occasions to meet and work with some people who have been given the opportunity to move into a position of management. Perhaps it is a senior management position. Or it might even be a more entry-level leadership job within a department. What I have found of interest is that several times upon Read More
Blame COVID for the GOOD Changes That Have Redefined Great Management
All of us can have conversations about the impact of COVID 19. Whether they be related to our personal lives or the work we do to provide for us and others depending on us, I can’t imagine any argument indicating it has been the ‘same old.’ Personally, we all have something to gain when we Read More
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