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Felt Leadership (Office)

“Felt leadership” is the name given to a style of leadership in which management wants employees to feel that their supervisors respect them and are deeply invested in their well-being. Felt leadership is about showing, not...
Felt Leadership (Industrial)

“Felt leadership” is the name given to a style of leadership in which management wants employees to feel that their supervisors respect them and are deeply invested in their well-being. Felt leadership is about showing, not...
Learn To Lead: Lessons With Captain "Sully" Sullenberger

"People can learn the skills to be a leader," says Captain Sullenberger in this new program, "and they don't need formal titles to be one. In fact, just about every person is a leader in some area of their life." Help...
Leadership: Reach For The Stars

In this innovative program, Apollo 11 astronaut Buzz Aldrin explains that everyone can become a consistent and effective leader by inculcating the right characteristics and behaviors. Reach for the stars and achieve success...
WorkSmarts: How To Get Along, Get Noticed & Get Ahead

Forget about book knowledge in this program, for success need not entail being bookish. On the contrary, it is the street smart - know how to get along, get noticed, and get ahead - climb the heights...
Managing From The Heart

Put more heart into your management skills. Learn the importance of acknowledging the positive reasons behind new ideas. Never make others feel wrong, regardless the merit of the suggestion. Management is not all about...
The Sid Story

This course features Dennis Franz, star of TV's hit series NYPD Blue! It dramatizes the value of feedback and shows how positive reinforcement can motivate even the most difficult of employees! Introduction Overview and...
The Leadership Pickles

There's always been talk of serving the employee, but not as much the employee. It's our employees who take care of our customers, isn't it only right that someone takes care of them in turn? And for Bob...