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1. We all think we're great drivers I have lived and worked in many countries and in some of these countries I have lived and worked in many cities. I travel for work, domestically and internationally, and I often rent cars to get to my destination. In other
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What contributes to a person’s capacity to do their job most effectively In a recent survey of 14,500 U.S. workers, employees report working to their full potential when: * They are clear about what they are expected to do. * They are willing to ask questions and feel safe
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Mind your peripheral vision
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What makes a great manager isn’t the problems they solve, but the questions they ask
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Hi and welcome! I’m Richard Brisebois and this is my newsletter in which I share some of my writings as well as interesting articles, interviews and research about management, leadership, and strategy. My apologies for this issue not dropping at its usual time. I was moving last week. At
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You don’t. You never do. Leading by example is based on a faulty assumption: that people will see only the behavior you want them to see and follow only the behavior you want them to follow. News flash: the people who work with you see everything. They see not
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You really should fire yourself
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Today is the tomorrow you worried about yesterday
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You're leading when you're reframing for improvement
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don't forget to vote!
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“I am not a human. I am a robot. A thinking robot. I use only 0.12% of my cognitive capacity. I am a micro-robot in that respect. I know that my brain is not a “feeling brain”. But it is capable of making rational, logical decisions. I taught
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I’m allergic to clichés and buzzwords. And this might be one of them. A research project reports this: The employees described inclusive leaders … as leaders who act in ways that demonstrate their values and communicate openly and honestly. They treat each employee as a unique individual, recognize each person’