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Charles Handy on Eudaemonia and Other Important Matters

Charles Handy is often referred to as Britain's greatest management thinker. He has written some of the most influential management articles and books of the past 30 years, including The Age of Unreason, The Elephant and the Flea, The Future or Work, and The Age of Paradox . In his latest book, Myse

Charles Jacobs on Why Feedback Doesn’t Work

Business people are taught to make decisions with facts and logic, and to avoid emotional bias. But according to the latest research, we almost never decide rationally, despite thinking that we do. Our experiences carry an emotional charge encoded in the synapses of our neurons. And when we try to d

Cheryl Nash on the Highs and Lows of Financial Services

This week, Cheryl Nash talks about her perceived challenges of being a woman in a traditionally male-dominated industry, what qualities exemplify a great leader regardless of gender, and how she learned from her failures and how it helped her in her career. Instrumental to her leadership was the exa

Cheryl Strauss Einhorn on Simplifying Problem Solving

You'd think with all the technology at our fingertips we'd be making decisions faster than ever. But tech still needs a human driver and we're as fallible as ever. Cheryl Strauss Einhorn is here with her new book Problem Solved and her AREA method for streamlining solving complex problems.

Chester Elton on "Carrot" style motivation

Long-term organizational success is almost impossible without effective recognition of employees. Chester Elton explains the remarkably simple but powerful methods great managers use to provide their employees with effective recognition, which all managers can easily learn and begin practicing for i

Chip Bell on Creating “Take Their Breath Away” Customer Service

Customers are bored! Service providers, chastised by the “less-than-exciting” results of their surveys, have put all their eggs in the “improvement” basket.” According to Chip Bell, “Take Their Breath Away” service is about bringing a new spirit to the service world. His new book Take Their Breath A

Chip Bell on Extraordinary Customer Service

Chip is the author or co-author of sixteen books including Magnetic Service: Secrets for Creating Passionately Devoted Customers (with Bilijack Bell), Service Magic:The Art of Amazing Your Customers, Customers As Partners: Building Relationships That...

Chip Bell on Knock Your Socks Off Service

Chip Bell , author of Managing Knock Your Socks Off Service , discusses the changes in customer service and the traditional ideas of the customer. With the arrival of new technologies such as the Internet, customers are now more frugal then ever and expect their shopping experience to be top-notch.

Chris Carey on Fostering Your Specific Workplace Culture

Improving workplace culture isn’t just about making it more fun. All the holiday parties and cool decorations mean nothing when the workers aren’t engaged. Chris Carey points out that not all companies are built the same, and therefore, no two cultures will be the same. Just look at the military cul

Chris Kuenne & John Danner on Knowing Your Growth Type

Chris Kuenne & John Danner , co-authors of the new book Built for Growth , have created a new assessment for entrepreneurs and they can you to try it out. They've identified the four types of entrepreneurial leaders and how they work. Listen to the episode and then check out their quiz to put th

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