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Michael Lee Stallard on How to Fire Up Your Team’s Passion, Creativity and Productivity

Employee disengagement is a widespread malady in today's organizations, causing the loss of billions of dollars, hours of dissatisfaction and work lives lacking true value. Scientific research has validated the powerful effect of emotional connections on human beings. When individuals feel a connect

Michael Nick on Selling to the C-Suite

In today's fickle economy, senior executives are no longer relying solely on ROI in their purchase planning. In his book Key to the C-suite, Michael Nick outlines the additional financial metrics being used to make buying decisions and empowers sales professionals with the tools to communicate withi

Michael Song on How to Get More Done with Fewer Meetings

Meetings have changed. They’re more frequent, virtual, and informal. Yet, most professionals haven’t upgraded their meeting skills. It’s no wonder that 43% of meeting time is wasted. In The Hamster Revolution for Meetings: Your Guide to Effective Meetings in the Information Age, best-selling author

Michelle Johnson on Creating a Culture of Acceptance in the Workplace

If you have to ask if a certain behavior is discriminatory, chances are, there’s already a problem. For every discrimination lawsuit, there were many more instances where discrimination occurred and was not reported. Workplace discrimination is about more than the standard list of minorities that ar

Mike McGuire on Preparing for a Pandemic Flu Outbreak

Influenza pandemics are not static events like a hurricane or tornado, nor are they confined to a specific area. Pandemics come in multiple waves and experts believe that many organizations would have difficulty maintaining operations as a result of absenteeism due to illness, employees caring for t

Mike Mitchell on Encouraging Innovation for Everyone in Your Organization

Mike Mitchell wants to remind employees that innovation isn’t just about the big ideas. Innovation, by its definition, is simply a new idea, no matter how seemingly small. Even a tiny tweak in an existing process can make a difference either for customers or for the employees. This kind of thinking

Mike Myatt on Hacking Leadership to Keep the Best Employees

Businesses, projects, and people don’t fail. Leaders fail. Mike Myatt , author of Hacking Leadership and a columnist for Forbes’s “Leadership,” discusses critical gaps leaders struggle with today, including development, influence, and reality gaps. Leaders never truly reach leadership maturity becau

Mike Noble on Communicating Changes Effectively

When it comes to change, communication is crucial. According to Mike Noble, employees not only must be made aware of the coming changes but also why they are being made and what the budget and time frame are. Otherwise employees will be resistant, no change will ever take place, and the organization

Mike Schwager on Projecting Your Best Professional Image

The most important part of an interview happens before the microphones are even turned on or the cameras start rolling. Preparation is key to any successful interview, says our guest, Mike Schwager . Remember to think about the talking points you want to bring up, be prepared to defend your stance w

Michael Watkins on Navigating Your Career Transition

Transitions into new roles are the crucibles in which leaders get their toughest tests, and they’re the defining factor in professional careers today. Yet far too often, leaders fail to transition effectively into new roles. The resulting costs are high, for your career and the organization. In Your

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