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Leadereview100: December 2009
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We had a great conversation with Rodd Wagner, coauthor of the great new book, Power of 2: How to Make the Most of Partnerships at Work and in Life. Based on Gallup’s groundbreaking research, Power of 2 details the eight elements that prepare partners to succeed in their most important endeavors.
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12/01/2009
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We had a great conversation with Rodd Wagner, co-author of Power of 2! Check out the recording for a better understanding of the critical elements of successful partnerships, and how to improve your own collaboration skills.
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10/01/2009
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We had a great call today with Katherine Crowley and Kathi Elster about their latest book, Working for You Isn’t Working for Me. Some highlights:
I loved their advice on how to surface information when you are interviewing for a job.
Their work is an extension of Emotional Intelligence, teaching us more on how to manage our own emotions.
The book is useful for dealing with all sorts of authority figures.
Here’s a link to Kathi and Katherine’s Ask K2 video blog where they answer questions submitted by readers: http://wwyikm.com/ask-k2.html
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Leadereview100: June 2006
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Resonant Leadership is a must read! Richard Boyatzis discussed the three elements - mindfullness, hope and compassion - essential to resonance. CLICK HERE to listen to our call!
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Leadereview100: November 2003
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Jody Hoffer Gittell, author of The Southwest Airlines Way and professor of management at Brandeis and MIT, spoke with us on November 19th about Southwest’s deliberate use relationships; her research reveals that high performance relationships are the “secret ingredient” of Southwest’s success. Jody details Southwest’s practices for building relationships and how you might adopt this approach.
To listen to our call with Jodi, CLICK HERE.
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- Part of having strong business relationships is the ability to navigate conflict. The Harvard Business Review's "How Management Teams Can Have a Good Fight" by Kathleen Eisenhardt, Jean Kahwajy, and L.J. Bourgeois provides six tactics to constructive conflict.
Reprints of this article are available at the HBR site
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