Monthly Archive: January 2011

Jan 31 2011

How to Climb the Corporate Ladder

Climbing the Corporate Ladder

In the corporate environment, one of the biggest challenges is figuring out how to be noticed by upper management.  Many times it seems like they are on a level that is unattainable.  Although they are on a very high level within the organization, most of them started out at an entry level position, or at …

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Jan 30 2011

How To Get Your Employees To Be On Time

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Have you ever arrived on time to a meeting and had to wait to start the meeting until several of your employees showed up late? Or as you start a meeting, have you seen your employees or others casually stroll in late? Either of these behaviors can be very disruptive and even disrespectful. Those who …

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Jan 27 2011

Five Leadership Principles

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Recently I went to a leadership training meeting.  The training was for a new set of leaders in an organization.  My role in going to the meeting was to be a support to the new leaders that I oversee.  As part of the training, they discussed many topics that relate to effective leadership.  One of …

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Jan 22 2011

Whether You Like It Or Not, You Earned It

Have you ever received a great compliment or award and thought to yourself, “Wow, they are finally realizing my worth and the value that I am providing.  I can’t believe it took them this long to thank me!”  Or have you ever received criticism and thought, “They don’t know what they are talking about.  I …

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Jan 16 2011

The Glue That Binds Strong Teams

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One of the best leaders I had while growing up was my youth-group leader.  He was a very kind and loving person.  His position as a leader was not for pay or any other form of monetary gain.  It was a non-profit volunteer position.  One of his greatest qualities was his ability to build strong …

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Jan 15 2011

The Least Appreciated Key To Success

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Ever since I was little, I have asked many people the question, “What is the key to success?”  Some of the responses have been hard work, ethics, integrity, persistence, etc.  When I was in college, I realized another key to success that seemed to be hidden in the many responses I received.  That key is …

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Jan 11 2011

Poor Leadership, Part 2 of 2

I asked a few questions at the close of Poor Leadership, Part 1 of 2, so in this post I will answer the questions and tell you how I would respond.  As a leader, how would you have handled this situation? I always try to be very upfront and honest in all that I do.  …

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Jan 09 2011

Poor Leadership, Part 1 of 2

I recently talked to my brother-in-law, Dan, and he relayed a very interesting story to me relating to poor leadership.  Some time ago he worked for a very well-known company.  While working there, he had an experience that really stunted his career progress for quite some time. The story started when he got a new …

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Jan 05 2011

Three Lessons Learned From a Great Leader

The following is a post that I did for Mary Jo Asmus on April 7th 2010.  In 2001, I lived in Cypress Hills, NY.  During that time, I was a full-time volunteer service missionary in a two year program.  As a service missionary, I was given a partner that I worked with all the time.  …

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