Leadership
Strategic Impatience: WAG Model for Talent Management
When the economy is doing well and unemployment is low, we hear about a “war for talent.” This paints a compelling picture where companies need to hold onto to their people or they will leave...
Your Leadership Brand
Are you managing your reputation or is your reputation managing you? As a leader, one of your most important assets is your reputation, because the research consistently shows that people only follow those whom they...
Client Corner with Fender
By Jeff Meneely Vice President, Global Logistics at Fender Musical Instruments Corporation Changing culture is the organizational equivalent of climbing Everest. It is a deliberate, difficult process that requires commitment, focus, and a willingness...
Jazz of Leadership Part Two: Staying Home To Mind The Chickens
By Ken Perlman In my last blog, I introduced you to a room full of doctors experiencing a discussion conducted using a jazz band to guide them toward a better sense of leadership. To refresh...
Jazz of Leadership Part One: What Dr. Jazz Taught 30 Doctors
By Ken Perlman Thirty doctors walk into a Jazz session. Although it sounds like the setup line to a bad joke, it’s actually what happened in one of the most remarkable discussions of leadership I’ve ever...