Dominique Strauss-Kahn: past behaviour predicts future behaviour
Arnold Schwarzenegger father’s a love child? IMF Chief Dominque Strauss-Kahn charged with attempted rape? It’s at times like this that I shake my head and
May 18, 2011
Reality check: When grief and work collide
On May 27th, we’ll be doing an e-Roundtable on probably one of the most uncomfortable subjects out there: death. Although it’s the one outcome we inevitability
May 16, 2011
The Laws of Attraction: How to spot a talent repellent
I don’t know when I first heard the phrase “talent magnet” but it was probably sometime around the same time we started throwing around words
May 12, 2011
Sensitivity Tips for Dummies
About 15 years ago, a colleague and I attended a tradeshow on workplace training (we were scouting competitors). One of the vendors was hawking a personality
April 28, 2011
Fast Friday with Lauralei Heggie, Star Media Group
One of the things that always happens in our Roundtable for Leaders’ peer mentoring programs is that someone always comes up with some great saying, life
April 1, 2011
Fast Friday with Diane Sawyer, Journalist
One of the things that I’ve personally always struggled with as a manager is giving negative feedback. Not “constructive” feedback, but truly negative “you’ve really
March 18, 2011
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