Taking One for the Team
As the sports commentators have been saying, if you are a basketball purist and love team sports, you had to love this year’s NCAA men’s tournament.
Leading with the Truth
The art of the broken campaign promise is like an elaborate childhood game played with relish by willing adult participants.
Organizational Crepes
For those not in a position to their liking it is quite fashionable to bash hierarchy—the levels of ascendancy in the modern organization. Most of us don’t naturally like having someone higher in the ‘archy’ than us.
Truly Wealthy
Funerals and visitations remind us this life seems too short—even for the oldest, but especially for the young who leave untimely, with so much work unfinished and boundless energy unspent.
Authentic Leadership: What it is, What it Isn’t
I mostly enjoyed the Olympics, especially the swimming and team sports. China pulled off the PR coup of the century and only had to spend $40 billion.
New Year’s Final Note in a Harmonic Progression
Organizations share the responsibility to make sure every employee is being developed professionally every year.
Todd Sinks
In 2005, the Conference Board, a preeminent business membership and research organization, reported: “Half of all Americans today say they are satisfied with their jobs, down from nearly 60 percent in 1995.