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| Stop Saying, 'What I Hear You Saying...!' |
 Listening is a critical component in all relationships. But sometimes even valiant attempts to listen better can be counter-productive. Here's how you can improve your listening skills. |
| Effective Guidelines for Constructive Performance Feedback |
Providing feedback on your associates' work behaviors is essential for obtaining desired results. These six steps show you how to provide feedback in a highly effective, and low stress, way. |
| Why Employees Resist Delegation |
You mustered the self-discipline, overcame your natural reluctance to let go. You really did delegate even though doing that seemed like more work than just doing it yourself. And then, your colleagues let you down. Why? |
| "A HEALTHY SENSE OF SELF" |
A healthy belief in yourself is a necessary asset amid the often unreasonable expectations foist on managers in today's organizations. But holding too high an opinion of yourself gives berth to the seed of a potentially fatal flaw. |
| "Enron & the Ethical Choices We All Face" |
There are several people behind everything that goes on in an organization. And that, as the dramatic Enron example reminds us, presents each of us with ethical choices we must make constantly. |
| GET THE MOST FROM TRAINING YOUR EMPLOYEES |
Become personally involved in supporting your employees' training. To improve productivity, take these actions to help employees go from information absorption all the way to implementing improved on-the-job performance. |
| Review of 'The Servant Leader' by James A. Autry |
James Autry's book brings a thoughtful and very practical perspective to the desireable ideal of servant leadership. |
| The 10 Tenets of the New Social Contract Between Organizations and Their Employees |
Job security in today's work place seems to be a contradiction in terms. Here in ten succinct principles is the new employment covenant between organizations and their workers. |
| Downsizing? Reengineering? Restructuring? AVOID FATAL MISTAKES! |
Before taking radical action, with potentially critical consequences, ask yourself some vitally important questions. |
| "10 New Year's Resolutions for Every Boss" |
When the boss resolves to create a better workplace for the coming year in ten specific ways, it will help everyone to be happier and get more done in the next 12 months. |
| Productivity through Priorities: Declare Yourself! |
There is more to do than you and your company can possibly get done. To be effective, you must make some critical choices. |
