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“Practice Golden-Rule 1 of Management in everything you do: manage others the way you would like to be managed.”
Brian Tracy. Get more management wisdom at Thinking Managers
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The three legs of leadership14 May 2012
Leadership effectiveness depends on three things. Your knowledge of the job, your place in the working environment and your ability to relate to others. Remove any of these three legs and – like a stool – you're heading for a fall.
Between a rock and a hard place
When one manager tells you one thing and another says precisely the opposite, what can you do? In this month's advice clinic, Peter Vajda suggests a course of action for someone caught in the middle of just such a situation.
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Before you wing it, count the costs
The biggest mistakes in business are usually made when leaders react instead of act. Unfortunately, some entrepreneurs simply try to "wing it" 24/7, and although they may be getting by, they usually aren't thriving.
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The relationship web
Whether we are aware of it or not, our lives are giant webs of inter-connectivity. How many people do you interact with every day? And how many of these do you see as being real people to be seen, acknowledged, appreciated and valued?
China and the world of tomorrow
Economist and author, Linda Yueh, tells Stuart Crainer how China went from being one of the poorest countries in the world to its second largest economy in only four decades - and explores the challenges it faces in the future.
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AdaptabilityIn a fast-changing world, the ability to adapt quickly to any situation is a vital asset. In his latest book, Max Mckeown shows you how to increase the adaptability of your organization to create winning positions.
Faire la TraceSeven lessons for managers which can be learnt from guiding aspiring climbers in the European Alps. |