By: | 2007-08-31 | Leadership A good leader essentially needs to be a motivator. He should be able to consistently inspire his team to strive for quality and excellence in their work. The job of a leader is to constantly improve standards and levels of productivity. And the only way to achieve that is to motivate people to perform their best at all times. In order to create such an effective team of achievers, here are some important managerial skills that you need to develop: read more
By: Felix Garcia Caturza | 2011-05-20 | Leadership Staff empowerment provides a facilitative style of leadership that enables a leader to build up and encourage individual staff member to reach their potential at the maximum level. The company is benefited in this move as this will lead to increase productivity, reduction in leave and reduces staff turnover. Hence, leadership training is the key to empower individuals and team members to their ful read more
By: James Taggart | 2010-04-01 | Leadership The purpose of this article is to present an integrated model called Holistic Leadership. It is based on the premise that each of us must strive to become a centered individual who is able to effectively use the four principal components of holistic leadership. Of particular significance is to understand the importance of the whole and the inter-relationships among the components and their elements. read more
By: John | 2012-03-06 | Time Management The corporate world has changed a lot than it was even a few years ago. It has become much more competitive and professional. The leadership, like everything else, has changed a quite lot. During a very short period of time it has changed its nature dramatically. This is the reason why developing a personals leadership skill is so much important. read more
By: James Roughton | 2010-03-29 | Leadership As a leader I am reminded of my military services and not realized how valuable the training was until I was in real-life dealing with real-life situations. Therefore, as a Safety Professional I have learned that you must exhibit some leadership strengths or you will not be able to sell the safety process to management. The following is a recap of what was recent posted on my safety blog and wanted to share with everyone. read more
By: Dr. Dan Neundorf | 2011-04-13 | Leadership Being able to lead others to motivate them to commit their energies and expertise to achieving the shared mission and goals of the organization is a necessary and vital part of the job for every manag... read more
By: Jeff Young | 2010-12-27 | Leadership Leadership styles over the last half-century has not changed. Some styles have fallen from favor while others have risen in accpetance. read more
By: CJ Williams | 2007-04-02 | Leadership This article focuses on leadership in the workplace, for both aspiring leaders and those managers who are taking on leadership roles. read more
By: Chris Dcruz | 2011-01-24 | Self Improvement When undergoing leadership and training techniques an individual is taught on all a lot of issues like supervising your employees, management and the leadership traits one should have to take their employees to success. This training sessions can be found online and managers can download them and read tem alternatively they may choose to go for training as it is not very expensive and they will learn faster. read more
By: Cyprian Bennett | 2010-10-30 | Leadership The term "leadership vogue" refers to a leader's behavior. Behavioral pattern, that the leader reflects in his role as a leader, is often described as the style of leadership. Leadership style is the results of a leader's philosophy, temperament, experience, and value system. It additionally depends upon the type of followers and therefore the organizational atmosphere prevailing in the enterprise. read more
By: Ian E McDermott | 2010-03-30 | Leadership While the word 'leader' usually conjures up the picture of someone like JFK, we are all leaders at certain times - and not just in special circumstances. A parent needs to lead his or her children. A partner within a relationship will, if the relationship is to be balanced and work, have times of being the leader and other times of being led. Even though leadership may not be a full time occupation, we will all have moments when others look to us for direction, guidance and support. read more
By: Meridith Elliott Powell | 2010-12-08 | Leadership Business thought leaders have determined there are "only" seven reasons an employee is not performing. Do you employees fall into any of these categories? And can you do anything to turn them around? read more