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Why Leaders Owe Greg Smith A Debt Of Gratitude

  There is something in the pang of change. More than the heart can bear, Unhappiness remembering happiness. Euripides Just one day after Goldman Sachs’ employee, Greg Smith, quit his job last week, more than three million people had read … Continue reading

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Digital Pats On The Back Can’t Replace Authentic Recognition

A recent CNN Money article titled, “A digital pat on the back from the boss: What’s it worth? “ is a great reminder that organizations across America continue to lead from their heads without fully consulting their hearts. Let’s start … Continue reading

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Re-engage Your Team Before Anyone Leaves

It came as a shock to me one day when one of my best employees, Sarah, came in to my office and resigned. I guess it was such a surprise because she had worked for me for nearly five years … Continue reading

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Undercover Bosses All Have The Same Epiphany

If you’re a leader and you haven’t yet tuned in to watch Undercover Boss, I highly recommend you make it a staple. Just in case you’ve been living in a cave over the past two years, Undercover Boss – shown … Continue reading

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How Washington Mutual Lost Its Heart

Note: This blog post was first published in the Editorial section of The Seattle Times on Sunday, September 25th, 2010 In a stunning coincidence, today marks the 122nd anniversary of Washington Mutual’s founding – and the third anniversary of its … Continue reading

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