Sentences with phrase «people at the leaderships»

Majority of the people at the leaderships of the political party are those who grew or learn politics in the military arrangement», he said.

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Many people believe that leadership is even more vital for small businesses because small companies can fall apart at a much faster rate without effective leadership.

And how about this uplifting message from Jagmeet Singh after he won the leadership of the New Democratic Party on the weekend: «At a time when people are feeling so despondent, when there is a lack of hope, when it feels like things will only get worse before they get better, Canadians must stand united and champion a politics of courage to fight the politics of fear.»

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(Foremen who hadn't been in leadership positions before exhibited the «sergeant's phenomenon» — at first they exercised their authority in a pretty wild way, without regard for the welfare and security of the rest of the people.

Whenever I speak at events across the country, I break down leadership to its most basic and practical form: It's about meeting the needs of people and developing them to their fullest potential.

Research shows that people correlate a certain set of facial features with leadership (at least, if you're a white male)

The management and leadership structures that work well with a company of 50 people may not work at all with 250.

When you implement a thought - leadership strategy, you're putting the people in your company at the forefront and educating your audience.

The top executive at Virgin uses Facebook, Twitter and LinkedIn to showcase his distinct leadership style and celebrate his company's values, people and achievements.

Before he joined The Learning Experience executive team he spent 15 years at Starbucks working with the leadership team and its people to open hundreds of locations in major markets as the company's SVP of U.S. Business.

The Mid Scotland and Fife MSP was backed in the short term by Unite's Scottish secretary Pat Rafferty who said: «Under Alex Rowley's interim leadership we are confident that the voices of Scotland's working people will be heard loud and clear at Holyrood.»

At some point, most people in leadership positions start to avoid displaying any signs of vulnerability.

And I knew that while there were a lot of things going wrong for the board and leadership at Yahoo, there were a lot of really good people there working on the products.

At the end of the day, companies like Zappos or Apple know you need the right leadership, which is about people at all levels who see the vision, understand the business and are passionate about iAt the end of the day, companies like Zappos or Apple know you need the right leadership, which is about people at all levels who see the vision, understand the business and are passionate about iat all levels who see the vision, understand the business and are passionate about it.

Many veterans have strong leadership and managerial skills and were given more fiscal and people management responsibility at younger ages than civilian workers.

«A key leadership skill at the executive level is dealing with difficult people,» Ennis says — those irrational or hostile individuals determined to foil you.

In a much - discussed blog post, co-founder and chief creative officer Evan Sharp recently detailed the company's plan, which includes mandating that at least one woman and one person from an underrepresented background be interviewed for every leadership position.

As you identify your high - potentials for leadership roles, the ones who will really get their tribes to respond and engage at a high level will listen with this modus operandi: how can I help my follower to be the best person and employee he / she can be?

This had a big influence on how people looked at leadership.

Nonprofits rarely are one - person operations, which means that founders will be expected to share leadership with at least one other person, often in the form of a board of directors or an advisory council.

Because if your good people and loyal knowledge workers are seeing any of these eight toxic habits in action (the first four are about management; the rest are about the workplace), the leadership battle at the top may already have been lost.

Adam Canwell is a partner, People Advisory Services, at Ernst & Young and a global leader of EY's leadership offering in Melbourne, Australia.

In my years in leadership at the American Society of Journalists and Authors, I've encountered many people who like pushing buttons and are good at it, writers not always being the most mild - mannered of people.

Get that right, and you'll have a chance of being one among that golden 18 percent of leaders skilled at appointing the right people to leadership roles.

«Having diverse leadership means there are more voices in the room, and there are more different points of entry for people who are being bullied or abused at work,» Coles told Business Insider.

«You look at a business and ask how I can provide the support and coaching and leadership so that we have great people in all the roles that we have.

Richard J. Reddick, associate professor of educational leadership and policy at the University of Texas, writes for Fortune that some people of color might be cynical about Starbucks» response to the crisis that was precipitated by a store manager calling the cops on two black men sitting at a table (after a mere couple of minutes of them not buying anything.)

In Pinterest's version, the company commits to interviewing at least one person from an underrepresented background and one female candidate for every open leadership position.

But at the end of the day, people are looking for calm, confident leadership.»

Hiring a head of operations doesn't diminish your leadership but instead «means you have a right - hand person to deal with the operational execution that's often at the root of morale issues.»

Its hiring of women remains at a standstill at 32 % after two years and the ride - hailing business hadn't promoted black people within its leadership ranks either.

On the leadership side, we're looking at what makes people successful leaders and how can we cultivate that.

At the heart of Peter's leadership expertise is his success in leading teams and ensuring that a «people first» culture thrives at Purdys Chocolatier, while customers know Purdys for the highest quality chocolate and the highest quality servicAt the heart of Peter's leadership expertise is his success in leading teams and ensuring that a «people first» culture thrives at Purdys Chocolatier, while customers know Purdys for the highest quality chocolate and the highest quality servicat Purdys Chocolatier, while customers know Purdys for the highest quality chocolate and the highest quality service.

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When looking at Uber's nearly 6,000 U.S. employees, Uber faces an uphill battle trying to diversify a homogeneous workplace, where people of color tend to hold the jobs at the lowest rungs and are shut out of more lucrative and respected jobs in technology or leadership.

Some of the earliest research on leadership looked at people who were already successful leaders.

China's Communist Party is a merciless meritocracy... if you're in Chinese leadership, you made it there by scoring high on a long series of exams, starting at age twelve — which means you haven't met a stupid person since you were in junior high school.

«I have worked with Bob in the public sector and in corporate competitive intelligence,» said Fuld + Company CEO and president Ken Sawka, «and he brings to Fuld + Company experience in senior leadership roles at Fortune 500 organizations combined with the people skills of a seasoned account executive.»

«While there is a lot of great talent, it's no surprise that there is going to be a new infusion of leadership at Uber,» said one person close to the situation.

Companies, even without realizing it, have biases that promote people who look and act a certain way (like those traditional leaders) into leadership positions, perpetuating inequality at the top.

«That's why the leadership of FedEx in logistics and transportation is critically important and serves as a lifeline to the people and communities still at risk.»

I think some of the openly racist sign that certain TPers held up at rallies and the reluctance of the leadership to disown those people had more than a little to do with why those charges were leveled.

People were buying things like crazy, where did all the money go... we take a look at the leadership's homes, their cars, the schools they sent their children to and where they went on vacation.

All it says is that people will have a shot at the leadership, it does nt say that you have to elect them.

The authors usefully highlight the ways in which the evangelical fervor of the nineteenth century gave women considerably expanded space for social leadership, and they view people such as Matthews and Joseph Smith, founder of the Mormons, as reacting, at least in significant part, to this challenge to patriarchy.

I honestly don't think that most people at that level of EV leadership at the time knew the whole story, or knew that they were being used to shutdown calls for accountability.

A healthy church fosters an atmosphere in which people feel free to express their ideas openly — especially at the leadership level.

At the core of many people's thinking is a misunderstanding of leadership: «the greatest among you will be your servant, and the slave of all» (Jesus), but we want to be kings.

I think people (especially those in church leadership) could save themselves a lot of stress and heart ache if they would just look around at the evidence.