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By Les McKeown, CEO of Predictable Success It’s no secret that travel this summer is proving even more stressful than usual, thanks
By Les McKeown, CEO of Predictable Success Given recent press reports, it’s somewhat eye-popping to recall the near-adulation that accompanied Marissa Mayer’s
Apologies for the Yoda-like speech pattern, but a brilliant Processor doth not a Visionary make. Some Processors are truly geniuses in how
Ever wonder why every month brings another tale of a badly handled corporate disaster (here’s last year’s haul: BP, HP, Netflix, Groupon,
One of the inviolable laws I’ve uncovered over the years is that wherever there is gridlock or compromise, there is always a
Bank of America (NYSE: BAC) CEO Brian Moynihan is a prime example of an interesting dynamic that has emerged in recent months
Well, as I predicted in July 2009, Carol Bartz couldn’t stop Yahoo’s slide into The Big Rut.Now Yahoo has done what any
On Monday we saw how Steve Jobs genius is clearly an important element of Apple’s success. On Wednesday we saw that for
Many leaders – be they Visionaries, Operators or Processors – have spent the last three years strategizing, motivating, cajoling, mentoring and role-modeling
We’ve seen frequently how all groups and teams – including yours – comprises people who have one of three default leadership/management styles:
Yesterday we looked at the number #1 reason businesses fail to grow consistently – because they have the wrong team.So why do
I can’t take credit for this saying (it appears to have been coined by a chap called Frank Kostonis), but it is