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The Art Of Remarkable Leadership by Gail Solish |
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Leadership is defined as the capacity or ability to guide others
to accomplish an objective. To provide leadership, one needs to
be a leader. What qualities do you believe are required by a good
leader and how does one become a leader? Although some people
have natural leadership skills, good leaders are made not born. |
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Distributed: 2007-05-08 12:00:00 |
Word Count: 897 |
Page Views: 3049 |
Votes: 6 |
Rating: 0.17 |
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Essential Skills For Creating A Dynamite Relationship With Your Boss by Gail Solish |
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At some point in our lives most of us will be working for someone
else, so it is important to fully understand what makes our boss
tick and how best to interact and influence him or her. How much
attention have you given to your boss's personality style? How
does she function? What seems to agitate or please her? If we
have a difficult boss we focus on what drives us crazy. If we
have a great boss we tend to take things for granted.
Recognizing the factors which contribute to creating the most
successful, powerful working relationship is a skill to be
utilized throughout one's career. |
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Distributed: 2007-03-29 10:24:00 |
Word Count: 794 |
Page Views: 2731 |
Votes: 5 |
Rating: 2.20 |
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Time Management vs. Self Management by Gail Solish |
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We hear a lot about time management and how we need to organize
ourselves and manage our time more effectively. In order to
regulate our time, new ways of thinking and being need to be
developed. We need to develop self management strategies. When
we manage ourselves better we tend to be less overwhelmed, more
productive and happier. |
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Distributed: 2006-12-21 10:12:00 |
Word Count: 825 |
Page Views: 4291 |
Votes: 17 |
Rating: 1.65 |
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The Freedom of Saying 'No' by Gail Solish |
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We live in a fast paced world and often we believe that the way
to get ahead is to take on more and more. The price we pay for
doing "more" or too much is feeling overwhelmed and
out of balance. "NO" is just a simple two letter word.
Yet it is often the hardest word to say. The challenge is to set
limits and boundaries for ourselves which requires us to learn
how to say "no". Why is this so difficult? |
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Distributed: 2006-11-07 10:36:00 |
Word Count: 598 |
Page Views: 6375 |
Votes: 19 |
Rating: 1.95 |
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Laughter Makes the Workplace Lighter by Gail Solish |
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Did you know that the average preschooler laughs or smiles 400
times a day? That number drops to 15 by the time people are 35
yrs. old. Isn't it amazing what stress and too much
responsibility can do? So who says that work always has to be
serious? |
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Distributed: 2006-11-03 10:36:00 |
Word Count: 607 |
Page Views: 5114 |
Votes: 14 |
Rating: 1.50 |
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Building and Sustaining Positive Relationships in the Workplace by Gail Solish |
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It's Monday morning and you've only been at the office for a
couple of hours. The phone has not stopped ringing, you've
barely made a dent in your emails, there is a project deadline
looming, a team meeting to lead and your boss is concerned and
hassling you about the project outcome. Does any of this sound
familiar to you? Does it feel overwhelming? The truth is that
order to be successful, productive and less stressed, you need
positive, supportive relationships at work. |
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Distributed: 2006-10-04 12:24:00 |
Word Count: 539 |
Page Views: 11395 |
Votes: 15 |
Rating: 2.60 |
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