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The drivers of retention are different from turnover: both should be viewed and analyzed separately. When you get down to it, both retention and turnover are about those who stay (stayers) and [...]
Companies and industries change, and with them the skills required for leaders to be effective. One such skill that is becoming ever more desirable, not just for leaders, but for all employees, [...]
What attracts us to well-known entrepreneurs such as Ford, Gates, Brinker, and Jobs is their vision, passion, independence, and grit. Learn how company leaders can incorporate this "owner [...]
There are three levels of leadership: appointed, accepted, and authentic. Part three describes how to focus your leadership in five broad areas: self, business, results, people, and vision.
There are three levels of leadership: appointed, accepted, and authentic. Part two describes the nature of being an authentic leader - starting with giving and taking deep satisfaction in seeing [...]