Archive for the ‘Benchmarking’ Category
Gratitude in the Workplace
July 23, 2009 by Shannon Pedder
“If it doesn’t show up on my P&L then I don’t have time for it”. That is the attitude of some executives, as cutbacks continue to pile more work on everyone’s desk.
But, with the power of gratitude and appreciation at your disposal, you can transform a negative atmosphere into [...]
July 23, 2009
Tags: employees, executives, gratitude, workplace Posted in: Benchmarking, Recognition
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Nice person, Meet accountability
July 13, 2009 by Bob Ebers
Something is happening within many organizations. And it’s troubling.
There are many incredibly sincere and well-intentioned managers. Supervisors whose need to be “nice” exceeds their organizational mandate for accountability. Leaders whose need to be liked inhibits them from acting upon their responsibility to establish, or maintain effective boundaries of accountability.
They [...]
July 17, 2009
Tags: accountability, leaders, Management, results, retention Posted in: Benchmarking
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