"Be willing to make decisions. That's the most important quality in a good leader. Don't fall victim to what I call the 'ready-aim-aim-aim-aim syndrome'. You must be willing to fire." Boone Pickens Several studies indicate that most successful CEO's make decisions intuitively. Why? Because it is impossible to get all the facts. And when you
Globalization and technology have created change that defy all conventional logic. Just these past 6 months the world has seen surprises in elections and choice of leaders that have defied predictions and public opinions. The behavior that we see on the world´s scene are not always logical but rather seems to be governed by emotions.
Performance appraisals are a polarizing topic in the office. Some managers and executives swear by them. Others have been pushing to eliminate them entirely. Ask any three people who oversee employees what kind of performance appraisals work best and you are likely to get four different responses. No one seems to know how to get
When the going gets tough, true leaders take action. Tesla, the electric automobile manufacturer led by famed CEO Elon Musk, has struggled mightily with safety over the past few years. California nonprofit Worksafe, a worker safety advocacy group, recently made headlines when it reported that injury rates at Tesla's Freemont, California plant were over 30%
The World Economic Forum Future of Jobs report argues that emotional intelligence, creativity, and people management will be among the top skills needed for jobs in 2020.
We are excited to inform you that Dr. Steven Stein, founder and CEO of MHS, has written a new book, The EQ Leader: Instilling passion, creating shared goals, and building meaningful organizations through emotional intelligence. Leaders around the globe will want to get a copy of this brand new resource. Dr. Stein writes with over 20 years