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Much of today’s leadership writing is a re-hash (read: ripped-off) of early works in the 1900’s. One of these widely cited books is Dale Carnegie’s timeless 1936 classic How to Win Friends and Influence People. Though some might feel it is dated, it offers effective ways of dealing with employees, coworkers, family, [...]

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“Influencing others is a matter of disposition not position.”

John C. Maxwell, The 360 Degree Leader
How you show up is more important than where. A fully engaged person will be far more effective than a dud a few levels higher in the organization.
Do you know how you show up?
You better figure it out.
Your co-workers [...]

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The Global Human Capital Study, 2008 conducted by IBM noted that the primary workforce-related issues facing organizations are:

Inability to rapidly develop skills to address current/future business needs almost 55%

Lack of leadership capability about 35%

Employee skills not aligned with current organizational priorities about 35%

Lack of adaptability is the bottom line in regards to all these [...]

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PersonalDNA has a personality test which they claim reveals Your True Self.
I’m an Animated Leader
Animated Leader
Here’s an abbreviated version of my report:

Your solid grounding in the practicalities of life, along with your self-assuredness and your willingness to appreciate new things make you a LEADER.
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“Poor leadership results not from conscious malice, but from inadequate leadership knowledge, values, and behaviors. People in leadership positions do not know themselves well enough [to lead effectively].”

(from The Leader Within: Learning Enough About Yourself to Lead Others. )
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IBM Global Business Services recently released their Global Human Capital Study 2008, entitled: Unlocking the DNA of the Adaptable Workforce. It addressed how globalization is impacting companies and their workforces. Over 400 senior HR executives from 40 countries participated in the study. A key finding of the study revealed the overall lack of [...]

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