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4 Signs That Your Leadership Is in Peril

Mon, 2011-04-04 09:59
Mike Krutza
Leadership has its highs and lows. If you realize when it begins to ebb and implement corrective actions, then you can have a better innings as a leader.

Be Your Company's Cheerleader and Have the Winning Team

Fri, 2011-03-18 11:59
Mike Krutza
Everybody loves a cheerleader. They are an important part of any team effort, even in losing teams. They are motivational and willing to cheer the team on, even when the team is losing. Leaders have a great opportunity to be their team's cheerleader and motivate their team to greater things, even in the down times.

Building Teams Focused on Creativity and Innovation in the Workplace

Thu, 2011-03-17 11:59
Mike Krutza
Innovation is the buzzword in business today. Many think of it as a new approach to something, but the word itself means renewing something that already exists. It can mean doing something better that you are already doing.

Is Relationship Leadership an Effective Leadership Method?

Tue, 2011-03-15 12:59
Mike Krutza
A favorite approach to leadership, for many leaders, is the relational. The leader attempts to build their teams by developing strong relationships with them. How effective is the approach?

Leveraging Group Process For a High Performing Team

Mon, 2011-03-07 11:33
Lynn Banis
Lets dig into group performance to see what it is and why it is so important. For group process to be successful the group leader needs to be able to manage it and to teach it to the group members. Most groups skip this important step and then there is little chance that anyone can really manage it and leverage it for the group's good. Group process consists of several steps or states. We will learn them in a linear fashion but in reality they are iterative in some places. The steps are Forming, Storming, Norming, Performing and Adjourning.

Laying The Foundation For a High Performing Team

Mon, 2011-03-07 11:31
Lynn Banis
I am sure all of you have been on plenty of teams. Some good, some not so good. You have all probably also been through plenty of team building - also some good, some not so good. What is team building anyway? There are lots of definitions of team building but the concept I like is that team building consists of a wide range of activities for improving a work group's performance and attitudes through clarifying its goals and its members' expectations of each other. Teambuilding is not a one- time thing. It is an on-going process and we accomplish much of it by monitoring and leveraging group process and group dynamics.

7 Things That Can Prove to Be an Asset to Your Organizational Culture

Sat, 2011-03-05 09:59
Mike Krutza
Your organizational culture is the sum total of the different perspectives that people have of your organization. It is what you are; the basic characteristic of your organization. If you want to see sustainable growth with your company, then you have to pay attention to the growth of its culture. These are the things that you can do.

5 Questions to Analyze Your Leadership Patterns for 2011

Fri, 2011-03-04 09:59
Mike Krutza
Your quest, as a leader, is to improve your leadership skills with each passing year. What should be your agenda for 2011?

Three Simple Trust Building Activities for Any Teams

Tue, 2011-02-08 13:16
Debra J. Slover
Building trust among your team members is imperative to helping your team reach goals and accomplish projects successfully. Building a cohesive team will assist you and members with the ability to express their true purpose and aim.

5 Qualities of Highly Effective Teams

Wed, 2011-01-12 09:59
Mike Krutza
Some teams are evidently better than the others. What gives highly effective the edge to rise above the competition? Here are some things that you should look for in your team.
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