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What Do I Do When People Don’t Want to Change? 7 Leadership Action Steps

by Kevin Eikenberry on June 21, 2010

in Change Leadership,Leadership,Learning

Joni showed up at her boss Bob’s office more frustrated than he’d ever seen her. Joni was a relatively new supervisor and had been developing well – but on this day, she seemed, well, different. When Bob asked what was wrong her frustration came out immediately. “What do you do when people don’t want to [...]

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Five Barriers that Stop Innovation – and How to Avoid Them

by Kevin Eikenberry on June 7, 2010

in Creativity,Innovation,Leadership,Learning

This has happened to you. You (or your team) have identified a problem and generated some great ideas to solve it. Or perhaps there isn’t a “problem” but a great idea arrives for a new product, service or approach. Either way the idea, no matter how exciting, is nearly worthless unless action is taken to [...]

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Dealing With Reluctant Team Members

by Kevin Eikenberry on May 14, 2010

in Leadership,Learning,Teams

I was asked a question about reluctant team members this week, and while the specifics of this question might not be familiar, the general situation is likely something you’ve seen, wondered about or experienced yourself. Let’s start with the question. I have a problem in that one or two of my staff (of ~20) don’t value the [...]

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Best of Blogs: All Things Workplace by Steve Roesler

by Kevin Eikenberry on July 8, 2009

in Change Leadership,Leadership,Leadership Blogs,Remarkable Leadership

This post is the eighth of our ten finalist guest posts (place your vote now). Steve is an award-winning writer and speaker on leadership, management, and career management topics, with over 30 years of experience. His skills and services have been utilized by some of the world’s largest organizations and he is also a member [...]

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