I’ve been asked to submit my definition of organizational trust for consideration in a publication. While scholars haven’t nailed it down in 20 years. I thought I’d give it a shot based on my research and blog posts. Do you think this captures it? What would you change or add? How could I make itContinue reading “Help! Does this definition capture organizational trust?”
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Have you ever asked: What did your Mom teach you about leadership?
When I was working on my last post What my Mom taught me about leadership, I asked some friends what their Moms taught them about leadership. I heard the best stories about militant Moms, Moms who volunteer, entrepreneurial Moms, and I’m sure that there are many more great stories of courage and grace. This little questionContinue reading “Have you ever asked: What did your Mom teach you about leadership?”
URGENT: Youth leadership needed to save our girls
How is this a leadership issue? In Nova Scotia, 17-year-old Rehtaeh Parsons took her own life after photographs of her being raped at a party at the age of 15 were taken and then circulated on social media for over 18 months. In a similar case in California, 15-year old Audrey Pott hanged herself after she was sexually assaulted while passedContinue reading “URGENT: Youth leadership needed to save our girls”
On a daily basis we see examples where it would be more effective, more cost efficient and more empowering to trust. This HBR blog post is a great example of a manager who didn’t trust his co-worker, didn’t trust a culture and everyone ended up paying the price. Where do you see examples of thisContinue reading
