November 28, 2010 - by Richard Davis
How many senior executives actually possess the competencies laid out in your HR systems? Helping skilled, talented managers become truly great leaders is a complex job. Traditional leadership models often overlook the intangible qualities that separate those who aspire... More »
June 13, 2006 - by M. Penny Levin
It is clear that people are less likely to sue doctors whom they believe are acting in the patient's interest and who communicate clearly and kindly. Doctors discovered that good bedside manner is good business. This same principle holds true for business, good corporat... More »
May 28, 2004 - by Kevin Nourse
Irene, an HR generalist in a large trade association, meets with Susan, the Vice President, to discuss an issue about one of Susan's direct reports. James has traditionally been an effective performer, but is in a new role and appears to be overwhelmed. Apparently, Susa... More »
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