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There and Back Again: An Employee Development Tale

Blog: Author: Fabio Malagisi | Source: HCI | April 17, 2013

As leaders, we often see our employees go through various stages of motivation, contribution and engagement. Often, we get concerned when we see changes in how our employees seem to be responding to their work. We over think it, read into every action or reaction and then try to solve it by randomly calling a “one on one” meeting.

 
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3 Lessons on Crisis Leadership

Blog: Author: Deborah L. Parker | Source: HCI | April 10, 2013

“Everything you need to know about leadership, diversity and most other things in life can be learned in your family, the first human capital engagement.”

 

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We're All in Sales | #hcsummit

Blog: Author: Krystin Fakalata | Source: HCI | April 8, 2013

The first day of HCI’s 8th annual Human Capital Summit began with a keynote from best-selling author and thought leader Dan Pink. Pink looked out at the packed house of human capital attendees and promptly convinced them they were all in sales. At some point in everyone’s day, he concluded, there are times when you must convince someone else to part with something they hold dear—it might be time, money, attention, engagement, etc.

 

What? Ugh, not sales.

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Inspiration, Not Motivation

Blog: Author: Jeffrey G. Soper | Source: HCI | April 3, 2013

For the record, I am not a basketball fan and I do not particularly like using sports examples in my writing. Sometimes, however, witnessing an event and sharing the ensuing insight compels me to make an exception. This is one of those times.

Webcast

Creating a High Performance Team

Webcast: Presented By: Dawn Kohler | March 27, 2013
Studies have shown that there is a marked difference between a good team and a high performing team. The characteristics of a high performing team are often the same as a good team, yet the high performing teams pursue each characteristic with purpose and passion. more »