Archive for November, 2008

Making Space

I made a pact with myself a few weeks ago that I would leave a lot of time and space in my schedule during the rest of this year.  As a consequence, I’ve been saying “no” to most meetings, volunteer activities, networking events, and other obligations.  I like to stay busy, but in October I [...]

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Making the Case for Leadership Coaching

Anyone who reads my blog knows that I’m a fan of the Center for Creative Leadership.  One feature of CCL’s newsletter and website is called Ask CCL.  A recently published Q&A deals with leadership coaching.  I’m sharing it here because it is great advice and clearly explains the benefits of leadership coaching. “Question: I’ve got [...]

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Karma in the Workplace

Here is an interesting tidbit from Business Week, which cautions employers not to let the rising unemployment rate go to their head.  An employer with a cavalier attitude toward job candidates and the hiring process is not doing itself any favors. “Employees who say they were mistreated during hiring feel less committed—for years. Researchers at [...]

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The Sandwich Generation

I haven’t written a post in a while because I’ve been taking care of my elderly and ailing parents, who live about a thousand miles from me.  Saying that this is a difficult time for me is putting it mildly.  On the other hand, the situation would be much worse if I still had children [...]

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