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What School Leaders Want Business Leaders To Know
Do high school leaders and local business leaders talk directly? If you are a business leader, when was the last time you visited your local high school to meet
How does a leader know when it is time to pivot?
Organizations that survive long-term almost always have to make major pivots. But knowing when to pivot or not pivot is usually a very hard decision riddled with risk. Is
Does our company need a Wellness Program?
Does your company need a wellness program? It depends on the ‘what’ and ‘why’ of asking the question. Here are some common reasons companies start a corporate wellness programs:
How to better understand Gen Z’s at work
We have all started to notice that Generation Z is entering the workforce all around us. What is different about a Gen Z in the workplace? Of course
How can I know when someone has learned from their mistake and earned the right to move on?
How can I be sure when someone has learned from their mistake and earned the right to move on? Everyone makes mistakes. But that’s not a bad thing as
How do I deal with employees who do not follow the rules, but who seem irreplaceable?
Or asked another way… How do I deal with employees who do not follow the rules, but who seem indispensable? Some companies have one or two employees who
Is my opinion more valid than opinions of others in workplace matters?
Or asked another way… Sometimes the “correct story” as I see it is not how others see it. Given that some things are unknown or unknowable, how is my
What to do when employees do the wrong thing for the good of the company
It’s easy dealing with people who do the wrong thing for personal benefit, but what do I do with employees who do the wrong thing in an effort to do
How does mentorship work?
In a recent podcast episode, Shannon Allen was asked to describe the mechanics of how a mentor relationship works. Below is the transcript of her insightful answer, and the link
Do I Need a Mentor?
Something has led you to ask some version of the question “do I need a mentor?” Here you are. Consider doing this: Make a list. This list should include your goals
Effective leadership in our daily life and work requires each of us to wisely sort through a tremendous amount of ‘daily noise.’ We all want to become better at hearing and processing what matters and hear past what doesn’t, without disruption or derailment. Brain Chatter is a series of interviews with organizational leaders on the front lines of leadership who are skilled at doing just that. These are leaders who lead themselves, their teams, and their organizations with clarity. In each episode one of them offers their insights into what works and what doesn’t. Among the front line leaders interviewed are general managers of manufacturing plants, HR directors, supervisors, company executives, nonprofit CEOs, consultants, and individuals with no titles, but lots of influence.
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Thank you for being a Brain Chatter Podcast listener. Here you’ll find resources from each episode. If you have questions or comments about an episode, feel welcome to email Derek at dcbrown@leaderscode.com