by Luis Rivera | Jan 7, 2022 | Communication, Culture, Luis Rivera
Here’s the scene: you’re in a room full of people trying to make a decision or get work done. Two hours you’ll never get back in yet another meeting without purpose. Then you start asking yourself, “Why am I here?” You realize how much work must be piling up in your...
by Keith Allbritten | Dec 24, 2021 | Communication, Culture, Keith Allbritten, Leadership
Do you have people around you that will ask the hard questions? Or have you surrounded yourself with “yes men”? Remember this: if you only have yes men, you have to be perfect every time, because no one will disagree with you. As an aviator in an airplane with several...
by Eddie Sedlock | Jul 30, 2021 | Conflict, Culture, Eddie Sedlock
Data gathered in a recent Wiley survey stated that unhealthy conflict costs companies in terms of both productivity and revenue. Some of the statistical data: Leaders spend an average of 13 hours a month dealing with conflict.70% of polled leaders state that...
by Luis Rivera | Jul 16, 2021 | Culture, Leadership, Luis Rivera, World-Class Performers
As we come to a transition point in our leadership journey, I want to open your mind to how you can effectively lead leaders of leaders. This is elite, world-class level leadership because it requires more of a non-directive style to lead leaders of leaders...
by Albert Ciuksza Jr. | Jul 2, 2021 | Albert Ciuksza Jr, Culture, Leadership, People Development
What a difference a year makes – we’ve gone from the highest unemployment in generations to a sea of “help wanted” signs in fewer than 15 months. Unemployment on a mass scale is only a number. As the old saying goes, “No matter what the country’s unemployment rate is,...
by Jeff Belsky | Jun 18, 2021 | Culture, Jeff Belsky, Leadership
Several years ago, I was standing in front of a group of employees from a large mortgage company conducting a leadership training session. The members of this group had various job titles; however, most were administrative and field managers. As we got to the last row...