Leadership Round Up: July 2012

The internet is a busy place. So, we’ve pulled some interesting articles, tweets, discussions and other information about leadership from the past few weeks to help keep you motivated and inspired.

A Submarine Captain on the Power of Leadership Language
According to Captain David Marquet, “The USS Santa Fe was in the hurt locker: morale was low, performance was low, retention was at the bottom of the fleet.” See how he turned it all around. Read more.
FastCompany.com

Are You Creating Disgruntled Employees?
As a business leader, are you expected be sure each and every employee is happy? If study results from the Harvard Business Review are any indication – the answer is yes. Read more.
Harvard Business Review

Performance Appraisals Are Dead, Long Live Performance Management
You’ve probably been on both sides of the table during a performance appraisal throughout your career. Is it a dying practice in desperate need of restructuring and new thought? Read more.
Huffington Post

Under Pressure: The Misperceptions Pushing Down on Talent in 2012 [Infographic]
Check out this interesting infographic form CareerBuilder to learn more about the disconnect between employers and job seekers when it comes to filling open positions. Read more.
CareerBuilder

‘Working From Home’ Without Slacking Off
If you’re like many workers, the thought of joining a conference call in your pajamas might seem like a dream come true. Would you be able to stay focused and productive while working from the comfort of your home? Read more.
Wall Street Journal Online

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Have you heard any great nuggets of leadership wisdom over the past couple weeks or read an interesting article? Share them in the comments section below!

 

 

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