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Anil Saxena Leadership Follies – Wake Up and Smell The Stupid

Do you deal with an organization or service provider whose performance is lacking, but somehow you continue to accept their poor performance? If you honestly think about it, you’ll probably answer “yes.” But don’t fret too much because we all do it to some degree. But why do we put with mediocrity an… Continue

Added by Anil Saxena on December 4, 2009 at 2:14pm — No Comments

Eb In the 21st Century every company is a brand. Every brand has a tribe that follows it. The question is whether your brand tribe is with you or against you?

New Brand Tribalism™ is an organisational and management model designed and owned by NBT Ltd. It is designed to help leaders intervene and shape the belief structures linking the key business, cultural and people drivers with the sole purpose of creating unified brand tribes, both inside and outside the organisation. It is the first of its kind. Founders are David Scott, Tim Bleszsynki, and Ebenezer Banful together with support from members of their agencies Rambutan(… Continue

Added by Eb on November 18, 2009 at 12:52pm — No Comments

Derek Irvine Master Change, Master Engagement

What are the key factors for employee engagement? I and others have written at length on this topic. I believe one key factor for employee engagement is creating an environment in which employees want to engage through strategic appreciation of employee efforts. But there are many factors that feed a truly engaging environment. Recent research… Continue

Added by Derek Irvine on November 16, 2009 at 1:15pm — 1 Comment

Jesse Domingo HOW DO YOU GET...

…a JOB in a “traditional” world? Traditional people only sees the surface, thereby, missing the unusually great talents. This is for the simple fact that they just talk to the paper and not the person. They just browse the resume and not analyze the profile. Search sites are close to useless for the unconventional… for this time, recruiters just talks to computers. Obviously, the best ways would then be… through “networking” and self-promotion, like “blogs.” Clearly, a paradigm shift is neede… Continue

Added by Jesse Domingo on July 20, 2009 at 3:43am — No Comments

Abhishek Mittal An Approach for "Action" on Change Implementation Programs

Cross-posted from my blog As you would have noticed from most of my writings, I often find that 'change' programs and Employee Engagement initiatives fail as a result of poor follow-up on research findings. Organizations, with or without the help of consultants, are able to design great diagnostic tools to measure the right issues. Using analytics, they are able to… Continue

Added by Abhishek Mittal on July 7, 2009 at 2:43am — No Comments

Jesse Domingo IS A ROUND PEG FOR A ROUND HOLE VITAL?

What makes a candidate appealing? How do you hire people? Hope to hear all your valued inputs and experiences. Thank you. http://jd2-thegreatlight.blogspot.com Continue

Added by Jesse Domingo on June 29, 2009 at 4:34am — No Comments

Abhishek Mittal 8 Tips to Manage Change in The Current Economic Climate

Cross-posted from my blog: The current environment poses significant challenges to organizations across the globe. Employees are suffering too. Employees face a fair amount of confusion about their companies’ goals & strategy and at a micro-level, confusion about their own job roles. There are heightened concerns over job security & compensation. I could go one with… Continue

Added by Abhishek Mittal on June 25, 2009 at 8:10pm — No Comments

Brad Federman 15 Tips on Responding to Feedback

Whether it is a 360 degree feedback tool, a performance review, or an organizational survey of some sort, getting feedback can be a challenging experience. I have seen people cry, visibly get upset, seek retaliation, and even quit their jobs. Many of us cannot help our reactions. We, as human beings, are built to protect ourselves and when we receive feedback that feels painful or threatening to our self image we can respond more like 2 year old than a 40 year old. Here are some tips on how we s… Continue

Added by Brad Federman on May 7, 2009 at 3:55pm — 4 Comments

Lisa Forsyth Ch-ch-changes! Ten Tips for Keeping Employees Engaged During Them

1. Plan Ahead It’s not uncommon for those of us who manage from the middle to find that the planning, execution, and pace of communication around organizational change is outside the scope of our control. But we can still plan ahead. We can focus our planning efforts on the people we support--think about what the change means on an individual level, how you want each person to feel about the change, their differences in work and communication styles, and prepare to pull each employee into… Continue

Added by Lisa Forsyth on February 10, 2009 at 2:12pm — 1 Comment

Jesse Domingo HOW MUCH DO YOU VALUE RELATIONSHIPS?

Can an “eagle” soar without prior nurturing? Kindly follow the link for more… Hope to hear all your valued opinions. Thank you. Continue

Added by Jesse Domingo on February 6, 2009 at 2:22am — No Comments

Jesse Domingo "HOW" DO YOU BE THAT LEADER???

How do you SOAR like an "EAGLE"? Kindly follow the link for more. Thank you. Continue

Added by Jesse Domingo on January 31, 2009 at 5:31am — No Comments

Judy Bardwick Create Awareness; Create Change - Part II

Create Change December 18, 2008 When I speak to employees who are not executives they always relate to these facts and ideas. I am, after all, describing what they’ve experienced and how most of them feel. So it is not surprising that they always ask, Have you talked with our executives and upper level managers? If you have, what was their reaction? Are they even aware of what’s going on? Are they concerned enough to do anything different now that they know how people feel? What can… Continue

Added by Judy Bardwick on December 18, 2008 at 6:39pm — No Comments

Loretta Donovan Engaging Employees: From the Small Group to the Whole Enterprise

Leading Transformative Change: Concepts and Practices in Appreciative Inquiry - November 6/7 - Teachers College, Columbia University =-=-=-=-=-=-=-=- The most amazing way to increase employee engagement is to provide a forum for them to tell their stories, to have them listen to each other, and to build plans around what they understand and come to see as their capabilities. The framework of Appreciative Inquiry (AI) has been used for over 25 years to boost the capacity of groups to perfo… Continue

Added by Loretta Donovan on September 20, 2008 at 9:30pm — 1 Comment

Ian Buckingham Focus on Engagement In A Downturn or Your Employees will Storm the Radio Station!

For details of this blog follow this link to the UK site: http://www.bltog.co.uk/index.php?cat=21 Continue

Added by Ian Buckingham on April 3, 2008 at 5:00pm — No Comments

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