Tag Archives: leadership

The Behaviors or “Flaws” of a Leader

I recently read the works of Marshall Goldsmith, an executive coach and best-selling author and the following really impacted my thinking on the behaviors of a leader. I wanted to share. Thank you Marshall! “Behavior flaws are not flaws of skill. Nor are they flaws in intelligence. Nor are they flaws of unchangeable personality.” (Goldsmith, 2007) What we… Read More »

Hiring the right people is critical, so look for the 7 Cs

As leaders, hiring the right talent is a critical component of the job. Being human, our emotions have the potential to override our rational intellect. Frequently, we gravitate to hiring those that are similar or compatible with our thought processes. Being able to communicate effectively with a new hire personally is vastly important. However, we must not allow… Read More »