"A useful rule of thumb: Whenever you cannot describe the vision driving a change initiative in five minutes or less and get a reaction that signifies both understanding and interest, you are in for trouble." John P. Kotter … [Read more...]
The Best Of The Blogosphere For The Week Of September 5th
This Week's Top Posts From Around The Web
The Need For Paradoxical Leadership - Tim Elmore 6 Reasons Why Genuine Friendships Are Crucial To Your Leadership - Dan Reiland 5 Clear Indicators That You've Taken Your Eye Off The Leadership Ball - Scott Cochrane 10 Reasons Smart Leaders Make Bad Decisions - Brian Dodd Feel Like 2021 Has Been Harder Than 2020 On You As A Leader? Your'e Right. Here's Why. - Carey Nieuwhof And this week's funny … [Read more...]
The Importance Of The “Dashboard”
How Important Is It To Provide Leadership With Good Information On Which To Base Decisions?
When you think of the word "dashboard," what comes to mind? Your car? If you're a pilot, your instrument panel? I remember a class I took in college entitled "Management Information Systems (MIS)." It was all about the responsibility of the now called "Information Technology (IT)" function in any organization's responsibility to provide "management" with data needed for decision making. I see the term "dashboard" … [Read more...]
The Responsibilities Of Leadership
Our Staffs Will "Work Around" Our Action Or Our Inaction As Leaders
I remember working with a group of employees on the manufacturing floor (many years ago) to improve efficiency through a better layout and organization of the workspace. I made a very interesting observation that illustrates the significance of our responsibility to our staff and organizations as leaders. I spent a week "observing" a small group of production employees doing assembly and testing of one of our … [Read more...]
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