Career Management
Feeling micromanaged? Start by asking yourself why.
Those of us who’ve had the experience of being micromanaged know well how uncomfortable and demotivating this can be. It brings a feeling that we
August 22, 2017
Lessons from a Failed High Po
Twenty years ago I was one of five employees selected for a yearlong “high-po” program at a big corporation. I flew to the New York
May 25, 2015
Have you been brainwashed into mediocrity?
Upfront, I have to declare that I don’t own a “I HEART Seth Godin” t-shirt, but if someone knows where I can buy one, let
May 5, 2010
Do you need to be labelled a hi-po to be a hi-po?
I’ve been thinking alot about labels lately. Specifically… high potentials / high performer labels. The Executive Roundtable is definitely for fast tracking ambitious leaders, but
December 10, 2009
Are you unintentionally disengaging your top talent?
I don’t think most managers like to think that they are driving their best people out the door, but when I looked at the answers
November 17, 2009
When you’re no longer “cute”.
When I was in my twenties and early thirties, I took a great deal of pride being the “kid” at the executive team table. I
June 24, 2009
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