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“Practice Golden-Rule 1 of Management in everything you do: manage others the way you would like to be managed.”
Brian Tracy. Get more management wisdom at Thinking Managers

Do you think you can lead?

06 Nov 2009
For many leaders, business culture is "all about me" and finishing first. Yet this mindset risks ignoring one of the most important requirements for effective leadership, namely influencing skills. And the art of influencing starts with empathy: not "what's in it for me", but "what's in it for you".

Management-Issues

A Tribute to Derek Torres

The team at Management-Issues would like to pay a special tribute to our blogger Derek Torres who died in Paris on Tuesday night.

Moving beyond survival

With new research highlighting a sharp decline in employee commitment - particularly among top performers - isn't it time organisations stopped cost-cutting and lay-offs and started to plan for the future?

Feelings of inadequacy fuel bullying

In a new slant on the perennial problem of bullying bosses, US psychologists have found that managers who feel out of their depth in their roles are more likely to bully their subordinates.
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Management Advice Clinic

How do I act "more senior"?

Jane keeps being told by her boss to be "more senior" yet when questioned as to what this means receives simply a shrug. She asks what she can do to give the impression that she is more senior.
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Dan Bobinski

Why some people succeed more than others

When was the last time you wrote out a goals list? If you can't remember or if you've never written down your goals, today is a good day to do it. The principle here is that you will go where you're focused, and the process of writing goals gets you focused.
Peter Vajda

Moving beyond judgement

One of the major causes of disconnects and friction between individuals is our tendency to not only make observations about their behavior, but to use these as the basis make snap judgments about their character.
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The Philip Kotler interview

Few people have dominated a single business discipline as Philip Kotler has dominated marketing. The author of the definitive marketing textbook tells Stuart Crainer that marketing is a fluid discipline and explains how companies that see the opportunity side of turbulence and recession can thrive.
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How to Get Your Ideas Adopted

Why is it so difficult to get a new idea adopted and how to get your ideas taken seriously and put into action? To understand why ideas are so hard to sell to others and what you can do to overcome their resistance, Anne Miller's book is a must-read.

The Simple Way to Hire, Train and Retain Great Employees

Buy This EbookIn this practical guide, Dan Bobinski explains how to formulate accurate, clear-cut job descriptions that help you hire the people you really need - saving you both time and money.
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