There are many parallels between sports teams and the workplace. Championship teams and high-performing organizations are built when you align leadership practices, strategy, and culture. The story of the 1980 US men’s hockey team illustrates that alignment, which led to one of the greatest upsets in sports history – known today as the “Miracle on …
Monthly Archive: April 2011
Apr
10
How to be an Engaging Communicator
Think about 2 or 3 people who are engaging communicators. What makes them so engaging and effective? When we send a message to others, our words, voice, and body language are the three key components. When we are not congruent in our message, here’s what the listener takes in: Words = 7% Voice = 38% …
Apr
09
Calming the Cranky
We’ve all come across those grouchy, ill-tempered, cranky people throughout our lives. Some of us might even be unfortunate enough encounter them on a daily basis. If you’re one of those people, here are a few things you can try to calm the cranky co-worker, spouse, customer, or whoever it may be:
Apr
08
Finding the Talent – Recruiting Best Practices in Trucking
The Transportation Industry plays a vital role in our country’s infrastructure and recovery. The U.S. economy depends on trucks to deliver nearly 70% of goods to households, businesses, and communities. To help in the growth and success of trucking companies, here are some best practices for recruiting top talent: