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Teaching Employees To Lie

Sometimes management force employees to compromise their intergrity. If owners really knew what went on in their big business policies.


Surviving Change

Who could have predicted the changes coming our way in 2006? The changes that began in 2006 are predicted to continue in 2007. So, we thought we would provide a 2007 Survival Kit to enhance your life and your career!


The High Cost of Turnover

Turnover issues can affect your company's profitability, customer loyalty, sales, productivity, and employee morale. Below are examples of turnover costs from some reliable sources:


Will Fresh-Banking Survive in Spain?

This article is about Change. About a change that will, or will not happen. Resistance is one of the main players. Spain is changing rapidly and so is banking in Spain. There is already more competition due to the arrival of internet banking a few years ago (Bank Inter). But so far the competition has been dominated by local banks. Just think how it was fifteen years ago:


Managing Change - The Key Ingredient to Driving Change

Do you know the single key ingredient to driving organizational change? It's not what you think.


Are You Driving Your Vision?

Many businesses get bogged down by leaders who want to control everything. Leaders should focus on driving their vision in order to enable their people to perform successfully.


Charisma in the Workplace

When jobs of high caliber, such as COO, CEO and President, are vacated, there are many qualities to be considered in an applicant, qualities such as capability, experience, and education. But the quality that is most likely to facilitate acquiring such lucrative positions, and there's no doubt about it among the experts, is that part of some personalities called charisma.


Leading Change - Empowering People for a Change

What is a key to change leadership? It's not always what you think. Read on if you're a change leader and find out how to empower your people to drive change and how to get them to want to do it. This is a message from the trenches of organizational change and every change leader should read it today!


Leading Change - Look Behind You When Managing Change

When you are the change leader you better make sure you have followers. You need to look behind you and make sure you understand why your followers are there? Most leaders don't understand the four reasons people follow you but you can. Read on now ...


Leading Change - Be Aware of Overloading the Circuits

Task saturation. Do you know what that is? It's life and death to pilots and just about as bad for leaders of change in organizations. The problem is that few people know it for what it is and people in organizations across this country and the world suffer ... read on and see what this has to do with change.


Employee Disengagement - The Lights Are On But Nobody's Home

The world of business is changing dramatically. Employees are no longer closely connected to their employers. The cost to the business of employee disengagement is significant. Employers can change this relationship by looking to the 21st century family as a model.


Butterfly Management

It is said that the gentle fluttering of a butterfly's wings in one remote corner of the world can create a tornado in another. Dr Leandro Herrero pins down the butterfly effect - when small actions can have big results - in organizational management.


Business Fashion Makeover - Better Design for Better Business

Ask a fashion creator what design is and the likely answer involves fabric and flow. A gardener may define design in terms of plant material and placement. Ask business owners and business executives to define design and the answers may stagger the mind. In other words, business design to one executive may be very different from another. Design in business often focuses on brick and mortar structures with halls and walls and office compartments. This discussion moves from the traditional concept of design as the physical plant in which business operates and moves toward contemporary leadership where knowledge professionals are uninhibited by physical structure. Business, seeking a road map to the future, will discover the map is harder to unfold than those paper route maps are to refold. Yet, achieving a better business design achieves a better business environment. It is all in the makeover...


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