5 Strategies to Stop Controlling and Start Leading
Originally published in Inc. By Scott Miller In the frontier days of poker, players often used a buckhorn handle to indicate whose turn it was…
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Becoming a Great Leader Takes the Same Effort As Building a Great Business
Originally published in Entrepreneur By Todd Davis As a chief people officer, I’ve coached leaders for many years, and I always ask, “Do you want…
The surprising business lesson I learned from salmon conservationists
Originally published in Business Insider By Mitch Zuklie The best book on management to come out in the past year has nothing to do with…
I Was 50 Before I Realized How to Be a Good Leader. Here’s What I Wish I Would’ve Known From the Start
Originally published in Inc. By Scott Miller A guaranteed way to repel high performers and emerging experts is to lure them under the guise that they will…
What We Learn From Kids That Makes Us Better At Work
Originally published in Chief Executive By Matthew McCooe Every spring we’re encouraged to bring our kids to work for a day. Ostensibly, it’s a chance…
Why WWE’s Stephanie McMahon defends being evil
Management lessons from the world of wrestling Originally published in Ad Age By Stephanie McMahon If you watch WWE, you probably don’t like me very much….
A simple, 5-step process that leads to collaborative success
Originally published in CIO By David Levin Collaboration is not just a business buzzword, it’s what drives successful businesses. And yet, many executives confuse collaboration…
Companies can profit when they use their own data smartly
Originally published in American City Business Journals By Boyd Bell Under-analyzed data is un-mined gold. It sits in the caverns of your expensive servers and awaits…
Inside DaVita’s Corporate Culture: ‘A Community First And A Company Second’
Originally published in Chief Executive By Dave Hoerman Lots of organizations and gurus will talk about building company culture, and it can sometimes amount to…
How to Make Sure Your Next Hire Is a Star, Not a Prima Donna
Originally published in Inc. By Joel Peterson Divas, those unusually self-confident, often difficult, and inevitably problematic performers are common in fields like sports and entertainment. But they…