The reason our best employees are successful at our firm is “GSD + P”: Getting Stuff Done while exhibiting a Positive attitude.
Read MoreStart with an answer of “no”, instead of saying “yes” automatically, to help improve workplace productivity.
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Read MoreWhen we are passionate about what we do or about a cause we believe in, we seem to possess incredible amounts of grit – more so than we might naturally.
Read MoreThere’s really no such thing as an “innovative company” itself - it’s the people within the organization that make it what it is.
Read MoreOften times, reputation or branding is the main reason we choose to do business with a company - over price, service, and many other factors.
Read MoreAttributes of a great leader, and how great leadership transcends gender.
Read MoreA leader must demonstrate accountability. Too often, leadership and authority are used as a means to escape accountability.
Read More3 guidelines for effective management, after expectations are agreed to, to eliminate surprises.
Read MoreIt starts with an understanding of what is required of the job role you are trying to fill, and then asking quality questions.
Read MoreHow many people have a clearly defined purpose in their minds and consciously make decisions and priorities around it?
Read MoreEmbracing accountability, instead of dreading it, helps to set expectations, creates ownership, and provides a clear vision for where an organization is headed.
Read MoreGreat leaders are not made by a title or their position within the company. Leaders are revealed by their actions and attitudes.
Read MoreWhen hiring for a new or existing position, consider it an opportunity to improve your team and to build a solid team.
Read MoreNo matter how great the culture of a firm, there will always be some workplace conflict and areas that can be improved upon and further developed. Some of those areas require tough conversations and conflict resolution.
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