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Expertainment about Leadership & Management

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Child's Play

Managers, Do You Even KNOW What Your Job Is?

March 15, 2010

A look at a manager’s responsibilities, using the story of what happened to one girl who went to the ER for appendicitis.

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Entertainment vs Education

March 8, 2010

Entertain or Educate? How to get your point across every time.

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Gen X Leaders: Start Making Friends

March 1, 2010

A quick overview of the benefits and risks of making friends with bosses, subordinates, vendors, and clients.

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People: More Important than Stuff

February 22, 2010

Whatever your favorite thing is, I bet that your favorite people mean more to you.
People are more important than stuff.
This is even true for 5 year-olds, who are notorious selfish about their stuff:

Think about it: how many introverts do you know who are truly introverted—modern day hermits by choice?
We have a word for people who [...]

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Child’s Play: Success is Social, Silly!

February 15, 2010

Fact: you can do your job perfectly and still come up short in the “satisfying career” category—or even the “satisfying job” category.
Why?
Because doing your job well is only 1/3 of what it takes to be successful. Doing your job is table stakes for inclusion in that cluster of people known collectively as “employed.”
Success takes something [...]

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Child’s Play: Go For It

February 15, 2010

Today’s post is simple and to the point:
If you want to win, you have to go for it.
The Winter Olympics just started, and last night, a Canadian named Alexandre Bilodeau had the run of his life down the mogul course to win gold in the men’s freestyle competition.
He put it all on the line and [...]

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