Transparent: Verb before Adjective
The good leader never tells people, “I am transparent.” The only way that you can earn this designation and honor is to show that you are transparent in what you do and say. The good leader lets others decide for themselves if he or she practices transparency.
The High Cost of Employee Turnover
Share this article: Employee turnover can be a benefit and a problem. Is turnover the Cost of Doing Business? All organizations contend with some amount of turnover. In many industries, high turnover may be accepted as simply the “cost of doing business,” although...A Moment of Everyday Leadership: Ryan’s Bus Route
Share this article: A friend told me a story recently about her son. Ryan is 11 years old and in the sixth grade. He surprised her one day when he declared, “Mom, I have an idea to help reduce pollution and traffic from our school buses!” Ryan explained his plan. He...Learning Leadership
Myth #1: You can learn how to lead by reading enough books.
The reality is that to learn how to lead, you must lead. Trial and error will teach you the most about what it means to lead people.