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Linked In Leadership: An exchange with Suresh Srinivasan
One of the cool parts of linked in is the ability to ask thought provoking questions of people all over the world. I am regularly impressed with the quality of responses I receive.So a week ago I launched a question … Continue reading
How do you Develop yourself as a Leader? The Question @ Linked In
Last week I asked a question on Linked In about leadership development efforts. I wanted to know how other professionals develop themselves. So I asked them… How do you approach your own development as a leader I am constantly fascinated … Continue reading
Balancing our Frenetic Lives
If we are not careful it is easy to fall into the trap of running a nonstop marathon called life. What with work, family, church, volunteering, school, hobbies, and fitness it seems to have no end. Now consider the external … Continue reading
Posted in Leader Attributes, Self Leadership Development
Tagged alignment, balance, integrity, purpose, values
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No! A Leader would not lie for his boss…
A few weeks back a question was asked relating to leadership integrity, would leader lie for his boss? A case study was laid out in which our hero Steve was asked by is boss Reed to attend a meeting on … Continue reading
Posted in Case Study, Leader Attributes, Self Leadership Development
Tagged Enron, honesty, leadership integrity
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Would a leader lie for his boss?
A Case Study on Leader Integrity Steve walked into his boss Reed’s office at precisely 2pm. For the past year and a half Steve had reported to Reed within the technology department of a major manufacturing firm. Steve liked Reed; … Continue reading
Posted in Case Study, Leader Attributes, Self Leadership Development
Tagged honesty, leadership integrity
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Leadership Skills
What leadership skill would you work on if you could only choose one? I would improve my ability to communicate. Not in the traditional sense. I would first learn to listen and understand others. Want a great way to do … Continue reading
