March Leadership Development Carnival

Leadership

March 4, 2014
Mike Henry
Operations and IT Consultant

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Leadership development carnival
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leadership_carnival-logo-300x134The Ides of March – corresponding to March 15 – is known as the date that Julius Caesar was killed in 44 BC. Although Caesar had been warned of his fate and counseled not to attend the Senate meeting where he’d be assassinated, he didn’t listen. If Caesar were reincarnated to lead the masses today, I’m sure he would: a) listen better and b) learn his lesson and decide to read these great leadership posts (thus being a much better leader and living a longer life the second time around). Why not learn from Caesar and start reading now?

 

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marionchamberlaMarion M.Chamberlain@marionchamberla·
14h

Create impact on the world as a leader. #leadership #leadchange https://t.co/rcNsojlUUS

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leadchangegroupLead Change Group@leadchangegroup·
16h

Talking to your boss is tough, but if you want a better #WorkLifeBalance, it may be necessary. @SanderRiya has a few tips to help you get the conversation going. #LeadChange https://t.co/BAoGzG34lq

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thehrgoddessJane Perdue@thehrgoddess·
20h

Sometimes, achieving the greater good means letting go of your "I’m right/you’re wrong" positioning. #LeadChange by @thehrgoddess via @leadchangegroup https://t.co/KU2qXK9he6

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leadchangegroupLead Change Group@leadchangegroup·
16 Nov

#Delegating responsibility sends two clear messages: I trust your competence, and I believe you will get on with it in the way that best suits you from within your expertise. #LeadChange @MarkusvanAlphen https://t.co/TRXW7d6bc2

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