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Styles & Qualities Of Leaders

What business attributes, qualities or characteristics are commonly identified amongst successful leaders and managers?
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Good Boss ~ Bad Boss™

by Kerry Larkan

Think of the employers and businesses that you know; some of them are Good Bosses – some of them Bad Bosses. Good Bosses walk the talk and are good employers – Bad Bosses simply aren’t backing up their claims with their actions and behaviours. The Good Boss companies have discovered the links between being a Good Boss and reducing staff turnover and building profits.

True Leadership

by Greg Phillips

There are many aspects to being a great leader. We believe that despite this, every leadership characteristic can be defined under only two main categories. These categories are either skills or behavioural.

The Great Questions Real Leaders Often Ask

by Ian Berry

Leadership in my view is the art of inspiring people to bring everything they are to everything they do. Leadership falters without management however. Management is the science of making it easy for people to bring everything they are to everything they do.

When Management Isn’t Enough!

by John Cleary

Management is easy. The power of the position says you direct and others do. It’s a tried and trusted formula which, like so many of its kind, at best works short term. The long term implications are frightening. If you want to be an effective Manager, become a better leader!

Are Leaders Born or Made?

by Greg Phillips

I was recently in a forum of business leaders who were discussing the question of whether leaders were born or made. The unanimous decision was that while some people have a natural ability for leadership, leaders are indeed made, not born. Leadership is generally thought of as the ability to lead others. The fact is that leadership starts within the leader and therefore self-leadership is in reality the key to successful leadership of others.

20 Foundations For Real Leadership

by Ian Berry

I have often reflected on my time as a corporate manager and executive during the 70’s and 80’s. My summary would be this was a period when we over managed and under led. Today I believe there is a tendency by many to under manage and over lead.

10 Best Practices Of The Most Effective Leaders

by Paul McLoughlin

Whether researching from articles written by the most esteemed leadership academics or from those who have actually practiced being a leader, there is basic agreement on the best practices of the most effective leaders.

Tell The Truth, The Whole Truth And Just The Truth

by NSW Business Chamber

Is giving your staff the whole picture really the best way forward?

Are You A Natural Born Leader?

by NSW Business Chamber

Running a business today requires radically different leadership skills than you would have used as an employer five to ten years ago. The rapidly changing marketplace, increased global competition, and leaner organisational structures require radically different skills and attitudes.

15 Percent Of Today's CEOs Are Younger Than 50

by Tina Taylor

During the 1980's only 5 percent of CEO's were under 50. In ten years the face of Australia’s corporate leaders will be very different from what it is today thanks to the retiring “baby boomers”.

The Art Of Management

by George Tanewski

The crux of effective management is getting the desired things done by acting, quasi-acting, and non-acting.

Who's In Charge Around Here, Anyway?

by Catherine Palin-Brinkworth

How many times have you heard it?... We need good leaders! It’s about time we had some decent leaders around here! What this business/team/organisation needs is some good old-fashioned leadership!

Five Secrets Of Highly Successful Managers

by Lorraine Pirihi

...beating burnout!

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