Leadership often succeeds or falls short because of seemingly small details.
Even if you are not naturally detail-oriented, paying closer attention can make the difference between an average result and an outstanding one. I know this from personal experience.
One of my clients has a simple communication rule: the senior account executive must be included on all communications relating to his or her accounts. Team members know this means copying them on emails and keeping them informed of important conversations.
Simple enough.
We’ve just passed the halfway point of the year, hard as that may be to believe. It’s a natural time to pause, reflect, and ask whether you’re on the path you intended to follow when the year began.
If you’re on track, that’s encouraging.
Conflict is inevitable in every organization.
The question isn’t whether it will occur. The question is how leaders respond when it does.
The July 4th holiday is upon us, with many having a three-day weekend ahead. In honor of the holiday, today’s column is short and sweet. I gathered some fun links in keeping with the festive holiday spirit and in hopes that you will make time to enjoy the holiday weekend.
Want to test your knowledge of July 4 trivia? Click here to take a quiz. Interested in expanding your knowledge about the holiday? Click here for some fun facts. Want to tell some 4th of July dad jokes? Here’s the link.