Leadership Silicon Valley Style – Aaron Sarnoff @ Next Door. Our first episode for 2023, its great to be back recording! In todays episode we kick off the The Good,
Leadership Silicon Valley Style – Aaron Sarnoff @ Next Door. Our first episode for 2023, its great to be back recording! In todays episode we kick off the The Good,
In our previous blog Born to Manage, Learn to Lead we discussed the fact that no-one is, or ever will be, born the perfect leader. Every person is born with traits
”The most dangerous leadership myth is that leaders are born – that there is a genetic factor to leadership. This myth asserts that people simply either have certain charismatic qualities
As the close of 2022 approaches, we encourage leaders to ask – Will you be a better leader in 2023 than you were in 2022? Great leaders are constantly improving
This format addresses topical subjects within the media that have a strong underlying and leadership message within. We take the headlines in the stories and we discuss and extract the
To communicate well with team members, we need to start with the purpose of communicating, without getting caught up in theories. At a practical workplace level, we communicate to transmit
Front Page Leadership – The Tosser from Tesla Takes Twitter. In this episode we discuss Elon Musk and the recent middle of the night email he has sent all Twitter staff.
When we discuss what leadership is, we like to be clear on what the differences are between leadership and management. A good way we do this in our workshops is
Nick Reynolds is a Director of Engineering for Core Experiences @ Discord, a runner, a dog parent and a party animal (as described by him on his Discord profile!) Having
In this episode we discuss the recent ABC news article – “As the Covid pandemic rolls on, there’s never been a better time for Australia to move to a four-day
Todays podcast guest is Kirstan Wilding, leader of Corporate Social Responsibility at TasNetworks. We first met Kirstan when she delivered a keynote at a conference we attended and we knew
How does leadership style impact performance? Simple answer? Significantly. While the impact isn’t direct, it is both clear and consistent. When leadership style is modified (for better or for worse),
Because people deserve great workplaces. And because workplaces deserve great people.
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