We all have met it in our lives - unethical behavior. We see it in our work, in the groups we are part of, sometimes even in our relatives and family members. This behavior is expected when the people around us are emotional. The strongest emotion we all desire so much is the joy of … Continue reading Three steps plan for dealing with unethical behavior
Leadership had evolved from the paradigm of Management some thirty-plus years ago. The management gurus have become leadership coaches. The old paradigm was disclaimed from being not so useful and not giving space for people to grow. But even today, most of the management tools are still in practice. People who called them leaders are … Continue reading Four simple technics to help a leader become a successful coach for their team
Living in the Leadership era, some managers still use the old hierarchical management tools in their work. That clashes the company and team culture and causes stress in the teams. The new reality demands that the old ways have to be forgotten or fully transformed if the leaders want to achieve sustainable results. The team's … Continue reading Six things you can do as a leader to support your team
Every leader has an impact on the team that they lead. You can try to run away from this reality, but at the end of the day, you leave an impact on your team. The key question leaders must ask themselves is if the impact is a good or bad one. Do you often frustrate people you lead?
Every leader wants their team to be happy. Good leaders want their teams to be passionate, excited and encouraged.
So, how do we lead people without frustrating them?
Here are some ways that you can frustrate the teams that you lead.
If you want to frustrate your team as much as anything else, do not be clear on your expectations for them.
Too often, leaders are holding those that they lead to an expectation that has never clearly been communicated.
This frustrates people because they do not…
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The leadership topic is one of the widely discussed today. We see people who call themselves leaders just because they have titles in large companies or speaking in front of a large auditorium. As the 20th century was the century of Peter Drucker and the management paradigm, the 21st century is the century of leadership. … Continue reading Six definitive rules to help you become a better leader
The new reality consists of everlasting change. We change our behavior, change our relationships, and work relationships. There are endless changes in companies’ strategies, processes are re-assessed and changed, structures are redesigned, etc. Leaders talk more often about change. And this change has become the new reality for employees in the workplace. But still, many … Continue reading The 4 phases of a change management execution strategy
The world is changing. Bust still, some groups of people do not change and stick to the best-known old approach. In such a situation we have people on the market who are not ready to face the challenges leaders want to solve and leaders, who are not ready to compromise with the skills they need. … Continue reading 5 ways to overcome the talent shortage in your area
While the 20th century was called the management century, the current century is the leadership century. Everyone talks about leadership. Many experts offer pieces of training, support, coaching, and whatever we think we need to become the best representation of our internal leadership presence. A 2019 Gallup research has indicated that in 2018 there were … Continue reading 11 qualities of the successful modern leader
In 2020 we faced a big challenge. Pandemic with so huge impact that most of the companies weren’t sure if they are going to survive. Businesses closed, the unemployment rate has grown up, people became more distant, governments restricted some of the usual social activities for long periods. Science has become the new hit. Known … Continue reading THE JOURNEY OF UNCERTAINTY OR HOW TO LEARN TO WORK AFTER A CRISIS
“The best employees are those who are highly engaged” (Peter Drucker) “The most productive employees are not those – highly engaged, but highly accountable to the work they do” (Erick Jameson - HBR Author of articles) Have you seen these two mantras? They have different forms but are present in every company. Even if you … Continue reading 5 recommendations to help you sustain high engagement and accountability in your team
