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Leadership Tip of the Week: Praise and Punishment
Leaders should praise in public and punish in private.
Bully Bosses and the Coping Power of Voodoo
Some frustrated employees use voodoo dolls that resemble their bosses. Find out what this may actually cause.
Four Ways to Support Leadership Development
Learn four ways you can support leaders’ use of what they learned by emphasizing application, accountability and support.
Female Career Success: Past, Present, and Future
Female Career Success: Past, Present, and Future
Those Who Trust Their Leaders Follow Their Leaders: Part Two
The second part of our discussion on why it is so important for your team to trust you.
Series: White Papers and Research
9 min read
Supervisors' Value Priorities: What This Means for Leadership
There are many ways organizations select managers. Sometimes a candidate from outside of the company with previous management experience or a relevant degree may be selected to fill a supervisory position.1 More often, a current employee is promoted based on some metric of performance.2 Perhaps they have demonstrated great managerial skills. They may be great at setting deadlines, enforcing policies, or motivating other employees toward shared goals.
Leadership Tip of the Week: "I Versus We"
As a leader, use “I” to take the blame and “we” to take praise.