Rehearsal – The Key to Dealing with Difficult Situations
A number of years ago, I found myself having to fire someone. While this is never pleasant, it is a […]
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Remove Emotion from Workplace Conflicts with This Five-Step Process
Several years ago, I found myself having to fire someone. While this is never a pleasant task, it is a
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Are You Killing Your Good Employees with Bad Ones?
One of the privileges I’ve had over the past 35 years is to sit in on corporate and association meetings
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Authority – Reason and the Impact on Burnout
I frequent a café that is part of a large chain. I like to enjoy a cup of coffee with
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Do Your People Feel Empowered to Make Decisions?
I was going to title this post, “Are You Empowering Your People to Make Decisions?” But then I realized I
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If You Don’t Trust People You’ll End Up with Mouse Jigglers and Sloths
I’m Bob Wendover. For most people, it is human nature to attempt to game the system if they feel they
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Get Your Front Line Thinking About Your Bottom Line
I love my kids, but they leave the lights on. They’re both in college now, but when they returned for
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The Big Difference Between I Would and I Will
Over the years, I’ve presented several hundred case studies for discussion in the sessions I conduct. The thing that fascinates