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
Our 2024 Leadership Trends Report is out now!
|
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
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
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
“I’m on a drug. It’s called Charlie Sheen.” Ah yes… and couldn’t we all be so lucky to have a “hit” of that. If you
[youtube=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vCS06rbL5hI&feature=player_embedded] All the hype about today’s snowfall has got many people in Toronto reminiscing about the memorable winter of January 1999 when then-Mayor Mel Lastman called
Okay, I know I’m supposed to be on a self-imposed ban from blogging for a week, but a story in today’s Globe and Mail couldn’t
Book: The Let Them Theory by By: Mel Robbins Reviewed by: Colleen Jones The Premise: In The Let Them Theory, Mel Robbins goes deep on
Since 2007, The Roundtable has focused on high potential, emerging and mid-career leadership talent. For nearly two decades now, we have had the privilege of
Book: Selling with Noble Purpose: How to Drive Revenue and Do Work That Makes You Proud By: Lisa Earle McLeod with Elizabeth Lotardo Reviewed by:
How are we staring down December already? Perhaps you’re like many other leaders, it feels like you’ve blinked, and the year has passed. And if