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The Question of Leadership

The Question of Leadership deals with the issues that leaders face on a day to day basis. Articles provide practical advice and insights on how to leverage yourself through others, whether you are in a formal leadership position or not.
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Related Topics: engagement, innovation, leadership, performance
Author: Brad K.
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Don't discard your biases and "gut", just change the way that you use them

Dec 3, 2009
Data-driven decision-making or gut-level decision-making, which is the answer? The pendulum has swung way over to data-driven. But isn’t your personal experience and judgment what got you to where you are? Your value as a leader comes from your...

You don't have the time to "not have time"

Nov 25, 2009
I don’t know if it’s an excuse or a misperception, but lately I’ve been hearing that people don’t have time to follow sound business practices. There is no time to plan, to get people’s buy-in to change, or to think critically about the...

Is a dream a lie if it don't come true

Nov 23, 2009
"Now those memories come back to haunt me they haunt me like a curse Is a dream a lie if it don't come true Or is it something worse that sends me down to the river though I know the river is dry" -Bruce Springsteen, The River Perhaps Bruce...

Do auto dealers read the same newspapers and books as the rest of us?

Nov 20, 2009
I don’t think so. In the past two months I have purchased or been involved in the purchase of three new cars. It seems like auto dealers operate (or at least think they operate) in a dimension where basic principles of consumer behavior do not exist....

Business. It's personal!

Nov 17, 2009
One of my bosses once asked me how I was able to generate so much loyalty and engagement from my team. I told him that I cared about them. He didn't like my answer. His concern was that we couldn't put "caring" into a program that we sent across the...


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