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Terry
I'd like to invite you to join the Manager Tools group so we can dialog about Management Engagement.
From another Garden State Guy,
Terry
I'm going to ask for a brief pause on this one: am in the midst of revising materials for a leadership conference that I'm doing tomorrow and Saturday. So: I will come back to the URL's while having a post-conference cigar and see what we can get going here.
Steve
Let me begin that conversation with ref to these back-to-back postings:
http://c2e.typepad.com/culture_to_engage/2008/01/so-managers-are.html
http://c2e.typepad.com/culture_to_engage/2008/01/55-secrets-to-t.html
Tim
Glad to have you hear. I'll bet we could have lively conversations about engagement...from both ends (or all three, as I sometimes consider leadership separate from management).
Some (managers) arch their eyebrows when I make it clear that I view them as 'employees' as well...and while the point of view may be from a different angle, their engagement is just as (maybe more) critical.
Glad you've joined us.
Tim
Well, so far the only force for change was my browser:-)
Let's see if we can up the ante as time goes on. You've got a terrific tool started here and I'm pleased to be able to be a part of it.
It is wonderful to have someone who I perceive as a force of change here. I am so glad you "cracked the code" to get in.
David