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Look & Learn Before It’s Too Late

Recently, I ran across a situation where I was asked if I had done something. I had.

Seems to be an ongoing trend where individuals would rather be spoon-fed what they want to know (or demand to know) only to already have the answer in front of them. Meaning, they see themselves as too important to look for the response themselves.

Folks, Leaders cannot go around assuming there is no response. The answers are always there. Sometimes, there does not need to be any fanfare when something is completed. It is just done.

Leaders, please know and understand sometimes people will do what you say without following up with any micromanaging or “passively-aggressive” behavior. Only when it is NOT done should you act.

Remember, it is how you approach things that in your eyes may be “proactive” but is actually a front for being passive-aggressive. It is a fine line and if you do NOT see that fine line then guess what? You ARE being passive-aggressive!

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NEW VIDEO: The Continuing Need For Training In The Workplace (The United Airlines incidents)

Now online is a new video by David G. Guerra. In this video, David talks about the continuing need for organizations to provide training to their employees, contractors, sub-contractors, and any other stakeholder. In this video, David cites the recent United Airlines incidents involving the death of a family pet and the mishandling of the flight itinerary of a different family pet.

All professional organizations and individuals already know the value of training (giving or receiving) and how it makes everyone better. However, in the modern workplace that just happens to be on 24/7/365 yes I am including holidays because the Internet is never closed, there is almost little to no time to take off in order to get some training done.

Training is a necessary evil and a life saver depending on your where in your organization’s lifecycle you happen to find the need to train others (HINT: ALL THE TIME).

To view the The Continuing Need For Training In The Workplace (The United Airlines incidents) video CLICK HERE

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NEW ARTICLE: 5 Things All Leaders Must Do At The Start Of The Day

The article: 5 THINGS ALL LEADERS MUST DO AT THE START OF THE DAY is the next article by David G. Guerra. In this article David discusses what he sees as the 5 things all leaders must do just before and at the start of the business day. While a leader must wear many hats there are some that are non-negotiable. These five things are not the only thing a leader must do everyday but it is a foundation to being a great leader of which showing up is most certainly at the top of any list.

Read this brief 1200 word article and if you are so inclined there is an option to download the article in PDF format.

click here to read: 5 THINGS ALL LEADERS MUST DO AT THE START OF THE DAY