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Few things seem more obvious and unquestionable than the notion that leaders should always be true to their values, no matter what. This widely-endorsed mantra, known as moral authenticity, is based on two rather logical assumptions. First, leaders (unlike, say, first line supervisors or mid-level managers), are not just in charge to coordinate human activity,ContinueContinue reading “Should leaders always be true to their values?”

It’s a new year, which means millions of people are setting resolutions they genuinely want to keep.  We want to eat better. Move more. Make more money. Finally get control of our time. We’re taking advantage of the Fresh Start Effect, a principle rooted in the idea that people often view new beginnings as anContinueContinue reading “Most resolutions collapse by February. Here’s the system high performers use instead”

Creating an effective client feedback survey is vital for comprehending your customers’ needs and improving your services. You need to establish clear objectives that align with your business goals and design questions that engage participants. By mixing question types and keeping the survey concise, you can gather valuable insights without overwhelming respondents. Nevertheless, crafting theContinueContinue reading “Creating an Effective Client Feedback Survey”

Delta has a bold plan to eliminate the uncertainty of travel using AI. source https://www.inc.com/jason-aten/deltas-ai-concierge-is-trying-to-fix-the-worst-thing-about-travel/91282926

Community engagement is essential for nurturing connections and strengthening local ties. By implementing creative ideas, you can boost participation and improve the collective experience. Storytelling sessions, interactive art projects, and open-ended discussions are just a few ways to encourage collaboration and inclusivity. Furthermore, establishing a digital hub for resource sharing and hosting virtual networking eventsContinueContinue reading “10 Creative Ideas for Community Engagement to Boost Participation”