Categories: Corporate Leadership, Change Management, Dealing with People
A challenge: When you don't know what you don't know
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One of the interesting challenges I have encountered in the past when dealing with leaders at various levels in corporations is the phenomenon of the leader whose knowledge is deficient in a key area, but who publicly (at least) refuses to recognize this… more »
Assholes are tolerated in corporations...if they are successful
This study (excerpted here in the press release) shows that bullying and abusive leaders are often tolerated if they are perceived to be successful.
This is is no surprise to me. I once had the misfortune (in 1999) of working for a Vice President at Sa… more »
The HP Career of Carly Fiorina - an ethical view
With Carly Fiorina re-appearing recently as a public figure to try and gain the Republican nomination for a Senate seat in California (after a lengthy period out of the public eye battling breast cancer), I found this interesting article about her tenure… more »
The Five Mistakes Smart People Make
Good posting about some of the traps that you can fall into if you are a smart person... more »
Darn! I always knew I had made a mistake in life...
Now I am beginning to understand what it was... more »
