As a commuter I often listen in my radio to podcast. Therefore I offer you this transciption. Too many words too read. Download the podcast and get inspired by the interview!!
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Published: November 12, 2008 in Knowledge@Wharton
Change is the new status-quo, and success at work will require agility, talent and [...]
Great post I found at Leadership Challenge by Jim. Have included here because this blog is all about leadershi
p and managers.
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A client recently asked me how I would explain the difference between “management” and “leadership.” It’s a question that Barry Posner and I are frequently asked, and it may also be a topic of conversation [...]
I insert this recent post from Customer Experience Matters by Bruce Temkin. Bruce reflects how inspiring a customer orientation can be. For leaders and employees.
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I’m speaking tomorrow at the Net Promoter Conference in San Francisco. After my flight today, I was able to catch a couple of sessions. One of those was a speech by Brad Smith, Intuit’s [...]
Beirut is my favourite band of this millenium
That´s whi i include this show. And of course because i´m a real man from Holland!!!
Acting compact on change is one of the themes of this blog. That is why I recommend this post and the bok (at least remember the book title and act accordingly!!)
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from Leading Blog: A Leadership Blog @ LeadershipNow
When Jim McNerney became CEO of Boeing in 2005, change wasn’t an option. It was mandated. In 2005 [...]
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