To keep them engaged, great
leaders talk about their work — a lot.
It's not too often you read about bar
leaders talking about work - life balance — especially male bar leaders.
Not exact matches
Leaders thrive when they strengthen relationships with their people by spending more one - on - one time with them to hear their suggestions, ideas, problems and issues as well as
talking about performance issues and their
work.
We are
talking about being the kind of
leader who can sit down, engage and get buy - in, who can take the authority of the position and use it to
work with others to get things done.
As Wiseman reported to Quartz at
Work, when leaders talk about the reasons an approach might not work, someone on their team is more likely to jump in and insist on why the team will succ
Work, when
leaders talk about the reasons an approach might not
work, someone on their team is more likely to jump in and insist on why the team will succ
work, someone on their team is more likely to jump in and insist on why the team will succeed.
«A lot of
work we do is sourcing —
talking to
leaders about other
leaders,» says Vasudeva.
My profession affords me the opportunity to
work and
talk with many entrepreneurs and other
leaders about social media.
Leaders talk a lot
about creating better employee experiences by offering more
work - life balance and an enjoyable culture.
In this video, he
talks some more
about why it's important to bring your whole humanity to
work as a
leader, including your emotions, and how he tries to dig beneath the surface in job interviews.
Talk with your worship
leaders about what does and doesn't
work for you, but always constructively and with appreciation for their dedicated service at a job where they can never please everyone!
It's not just
about working harder, or having bigger faith, or pressing on until you see the blessing, or choosing
leaders carefully, or sharing your life, or being passion ate when nobody else seems to care (all things Powell
talks about in his book).
In the movie, LLLI Founders Marian Tompson, Mary Ann Kerwin, and the late Mary Ann Cahill
talk to New Zealand
Leader and journalist Lisa Manning
about their
work, their relationships, and hopes for the future.
Returning to the U.S., Mike
talked about his company's
work with the DeVos campaign in Michigan, where they rolled out a comprehensive mobile campaign to reinforce the candidate's desire to present himself as a cutting - edge
leader.
Cuomo also
talked a bit
about the «dramatic» ethics reform he's
working on with legislative
leaders, although he didn't offer much in the way of details on that, other than to say: «Is dramatic reform hard to accept and hard to pass?
As Labour MPs scratched their heads and tried to
work out what their
leader was
talking about, the retort served to underline Corbyn's biggest weakness in the PMQs arena.
After a day - long conference in London on how to move forward the political process in Libya, other developments included: An admission the Coalition did not yet fully know who made up the opposition, which came after Nato said American intelligence had shown «flickers» of al Qaeda among the rebels; A suggestion the Coalition would be prepared to see Colonel Gaddafi go into exile if a country was willing to take him; A claim by the Italians that several nations were
working on a deal involving a ceasefire, exile for Gaddafi and a
talks framework between Libya's tribal
leaders and opposition figures; Nick Clegg warning
about the «danger of overreaching» during a speech in Mexico, but stressing liberal interventionism must be upheld.
Added the second former Republican
leader: «You have to
work and make the case and
talk about electability in November.»
At the same time, Cuomo and legislative
leaders have been in
talks about a legislative package of reforms that could obviate the commission's
work.
«Texas desperately needs
leaders who will actively
work for — not just
talk about — limited government, economic liberty for all, and driving special corporate interests out of the Capitol.
You know people
talk about this as if it is a recent thing, and really we've known
about the standards since 2008 - 2009, and we have an incredible team of teachers and
leaders in Randolph who
worked really hard right away to start to look at the standards.»
In this video, the panel of entrepreneurs and thought
leaders at the forefront of the wellness movement
talk with mbg founder and CEO, Jason Wachob,
about how they relentlessly create and pursue their goals, know how to
work outside of their comfort zone, and are single - minded in their passion to create thriving businesses.
Nathan Davis, water and leisure team
leader at the Royal Society for the Prevention of Accidents,
talks about the importance of safety management during school building
work.
I've watched the
leaders of our teachers» unions
talking about how teacher pay is poor and teacher
working conditions are poor and everything's poor and everyone is doing badly, but that they are going to fix it.
One of the things I will be
talking about is some of the high - impact strategies for teaching and then how
leaders can
work with and through people in their schools to put these into place and then to monitor how they're going, to evaluate and to modify if necessary.
As he continues
working toward his final dissertation options, he
talked about social ties, seeking good will, and why it's important to find these
leaders.
We sat down with Kay to
talk about her
work with PPE, why she does it and how it is making an impact not only with the
leaders who join us on campus but also on their students in the classroom.
The multiple linkages model asserts a prominent role for «situational variables» — the size of the
work group, organizational policies and procedures, the prior training and experience of members — which mediate what the
leader is able to do.131 For example, the size of the school will have a significant effect on how well teachers know other teachers; it also will affect the way in which teachers form workgroups or departments to
talk about their
work.132 The fragmented nature of professional communities, rather than size per se, becomes a constraint on how principals try to organize professional communities to focus on instruction and student learning.
More often, teachers we spoke with
talked about whether they felt supported by their administration, whether they felt like they were part of a community, whether they had a strong team to
work with, or whether they were getting professional development to push their practice and develop them as
leaders.
Get inspired by Addie as she
talks about the type of
work she and other Facing History Student
Leaders from Memphis are getting done together.
Please take a few minutes to watch our short film, Power of
Leaders, which features a dozen students
talking about the impact their principals have had on their lives and takes us into their schools to see their
work in action.
I've been doing those segments for
about two years now, and greatly enjoy the opportunity to
talk with educators and education
leaders about what is actually
working in our classrooms.
Over and over, we hear school
leaders talk about the importance of a mindset that demonstrates a strong belief in others (both at
work and in their personal lives).
«Administrators, school
leaders and teachers have papers to grade, schools to run, and they don't have time to get out and
talk about this... This is an effort to help spread information
about what
works both inside the field and outside.»
In my
work in the education technology sector over the past several years, I've had the chance to
talk with many school
leaders across the globe
about using data effectively to manage teacher performance.
We need coherence: how we all align around these priorities, how we
talk about them, managing all the ways in which well - intentioned organizations and partners can get in the way of the
work that matters most to our school
leaders and their teams, as well as to our students and families.
Bruce said Calgary is a
leader in reducing dog attacks in Canada, noting that he often receives invitations from animal services around the world to
talk about the
work done here to reduce dog bites.
It's not surprising that this body of
work exists — after all, our national
leaders are actually
talking about nuclear war as though
Some business
leaders working at the intersection of science, engineering, commerce and the environment expressed skepticism
about letting ideas flow unprotected (keep in mind that Dr. Chu presumably is most likely
talking mainly
about ideas generated directly through federal programs).
So I'm looking forward to
talking with Alaskans
about how we can
work together to make America the global
leader on climate change around the globe.
Since the 1990s,
leaders of the legal profession have been
talking about change and progress: the death of the billable hour, the automation of commodity
work, the use of project management principles and more.
Esko Kilpi, a thought
leader on post-industrial
work,
talked about the valuable network effects that occur when a group of people come together to
work on a common problem.
The over three minute clip includes speakers like Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella, operating systems
leaders Terry Myerson and Joe Belfiore, Xbox head Phil Spencer, and more company team members
talking about the highlights of the event: Windows 10 for both PCs and mobile devices, how the OS will
work with the Xbox One, the Microsoft Surface Hub and of course the Microsoft HoloLens.
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talking on the phone or via in person meetings to gain a full understanding of your career accomplishments, skills, qualifications and education to craft a resume package that effectively establishes you as a
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