Worst top talent recruiting strategy EVER!!!
The big news in Toronto these days is the horribly sad tale of Michael Bryant, political fast-tracker, and Darcy Sheppard, bike courier. In case you
September 4, 2009
Hey, all you screamers out there…this post’s for you.
Recently I’ve been ranting with friends about leaders who are under the delusion that screaming at their staff is an effective management technique. Now, to
August 18, 2009
The hazards of being a high performer
Saturday’s Globe and Mail featured a front page article titled “Did we push her too much?” that explored the events that led up to the suicide
June 22, 2009
Running with Scissors
My daughter was showing me her recent “war wounds” today. She’s 5 and has some major scrapes on her elbow and knees from running too
March 23, 2009
Quote of the day…
My friend Daneal gave me the best quote today…(and she was quoting someone else, so apologies for not being able to give accurate credit). “There
February 26, 2009
Leading in challenging times
I just received a newsletter from a colleague at The McQuaig Institute on tips for managing talent during economic downturns. Some good tips for any leader trying
November 21, 2008
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