Tag: Leadership
Doing The Right Thing
Back in February, I shared the quote with you. “Always do right. This will gratify some people and astonish the rest.” Mark Twain . At that time I was not aware of The Responsibility Project hosted by Liberty Mutual. Liberty Mutual is an insurance company and I am not sharing ‘The Responsibility Project‘ to promote [...]
Posted: November 7th, 2011 under Leadership, Personal Development, Professional development.
Tags: a good leader, be true to who you are, Do The Right Thing, have a clear conscience, Leadership
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Choose YOUR Battles
“Pick battles big enough to matter, small enough to win. “ Jonathan Kozol: On Being a Teacher, 1981 Truthfully I do not know if I completely agree with the above quote, I bring it to you anyway because part of me thinks, ‘well this makes sense, I want to pick battles I can win’; but [...]
Posted: May 10th, 2010 under Inspirational.
Tags: Leadership, margaret meloni
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What Difference do Differences Make?
You have worked side-by-side with your team for quite some time and the good news is that it has been truly enjoyable. You get along, you work hard together and you laugh hard together. Lucky you, this might even be an example of a high performing team. You assumed it was because you had so [...]
Posted: May 3rd, 2010 under Leadership, Personal Development, Professional development, Team Member Behavior.
Tags: different perspectives, Leadership, margaret meloni
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Bringing it ALL to Work
I remember it like it was yesterday. I still remember this supervisor looking at me and yelling, “WHAT DO YOU MEAN YOU WOULD NOT CHOOSE THE MINISTER?” Ok, Ok – this is a pretty old memory (from the late 1980’s), so it could be that I don’t have the details quite right. Maybe she did [...]
Posted: April 12th, 2010 under Inspirational.
Tags: belief systems, different backgrounds, different perspectives, diversity, Leadership, margaret meloni, no separation of church and state, objective
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By the Book
Consider the following scenario: A valuable team member feels very passionately about a specific risk to your project. You agree that it might be a risk, but you don’t think it is likely to happen or if it does happen, you don’t think it will have a significant impact on your project. What do you? [...]
Posted: April 5th, 2010 under Leadership, Professional development.
Tags: Leadership, margaret meloni
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