I’m always looking for little tidbits that bring big returns, and here is a really good one: If you use it every day, then it should be on your desk.That … Continue reading The Best Rule about What Should (and Shouldn’t) Be on Your Desk
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5 Tools to Help You Manage Your Inbox – Christopher Riegger via Jeff Bullas’ Blog
I have always been a champion of self management and self discipline as the most efficient and effective way to manage your inbox, but this post by Christopher Riegger on … Continue reading 5 Tools to Help You Manage Your Inbox – Christopher Riegger via Jeff Bullas’ Blog
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It’s OK to Single Out Awesome Performance
Many managers struggle with the idea of singling out and praising a high performing team member. They may be concerned with being accused of showing favorites, or just feeling awkward … Continue reading It’s OK to Single Out Awesome Performance
General Praise Doesn’t Work
Most of us have drunk the kool-aid that says praise is motivational. I agree. To a point. I believe that SPECIFIC praise is motivational. There’s a difference. We’ve all experienced … Continue reading General Praise Doesn’t Work
Employee Wars – When to Get Involved
When people work together, invariably two of ’em won’t get along. They’ll feud. Or even declare war. What’s a manager to do? The answer is NOT to play referee. Unfortunately, … Continue reading Employee Wars – When to Get Involved
Back Stabber or Back Patter?
So much has been written and said about the value of a “pat on the back.” It is motivational. It shows acknowledgement. It is praise. And it confounds me when … Continue reading Back Stabber or Back Patter?
It’s OK to Single Out Awesome Performance
Many managers struggle with the idea of singling out and praising a high performing team member. They may be concerned with being accused of showing favorites, or just feeling awkward … Continue reading It’s OK to Single Out Awesome Performance
Your Outlook Calendar – Friend or Foe?
The emails to set up a meeting in your office probably look something like this: • Tuesday I’m free all day, and Wednesday after 2:00 • I can do Tuesday … Continue reading Your Outlook Calendar – Friend or Foe?
How to Excuse Yourself from a Networking Conversation
I love this post by my friend and fellow speaker, Michael Goldberg. He helps us with great advice on how to excuse yourself from a networking conversation. About how long … Continue reading How to Excuse Yourself from a Networking Conversation