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The BizPie Blog gives expert advice for executives to help make better decisions, improve your team, and balance professional & personal life.
Who is Amazon?
All the controversy this week about how Amazon treats its people has raised a lot of questions about corporate culture. Comparisons are being made between
Do you hold accountable meetings?
How often do you start a meeting late waiting for just a few more people to arrive? Do you have a set time to end
Do you know your leadership strengths?
From the time you were a little kid, you probably noticed that there were people who had totally different talents from you. It may have
What happens to your company when the boomers retire?
If you are an entrepreneur under the age of 50, you probably think this doesn’t apply to you. Finally, all those older “cousins” will get
Can you say you are sorry?
Why is it so hard to say, “I am sorry”? Athletes and politicians in particular say things like “Mistakes were made.” Really, and would
How do you align the daily activities of the team with your long-term plans?
Many companies have created alignment within the management team by yearly corporate meetings, weekly tactical meetings and all the impromptu conversations that keep
Where is your focus – on tomorrow, next month or 2018?
It is first thing Monday morning and you have been in the office for 6 ½ minutes when your Sales Manager buzzes you. Your top
Why is it so easy to drop our GOOD habits?
Let’s say you got into the habit of taking a 20 minute walk every day after dinner. You are doing it for about 5 weeks.
How do you teach crisis management to your team?
There is something about the first time – the first kiss, the first time we live away from home, the first job – that has
What can CEO’s learn from Fathers?
So much of navigating the work world has been taught to us by our Dads! Yes, many Moms
What makes us trust a leader?
Instinctively, we trust some people and don’t trust others. We put our faith in unscrupulous folks sometimes and don’t immediately recognize the truly trustworthy ones.
What differentiates a leader?- Willingness to take charge/risk
Ultimately, someone has to do it. Someone has to make the decision. It is fascinating to watch in a team meeting. When no one is
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