|
|
|
Leadership
| Articles 1 to 5 of 7 |
|
|
A Handle on the future
Monday, September 03, 2007
Category: Leadership
|
|
Long-term planning may have lost credibility in the boardroom, but there's a better alternative than nihilism: an open-minded optimism.
Baldrick has a 'cunning plan'. But is it, his master Blackadder asks, cunning enough to have been thought up by the 'Professor of Cunning at Oxford University'? Sadly it is not, but heroes and heroines - from Robin Hood to James Bond - who are imprisoned or trapped usually do come up with 'a plan', demonstrating that they are not only brave but clever too.
That amiable arrogance
Friday, June 01, 2007
Category: Leadership
|
|
If faith in macho, charismatic bosses has waned, no-one will follow a self-scrutinising wimp. Leaders must believe they are best for the job.
A place for our emotions
Wednesday, March 28, 2007
Category: Leadership
|
|
Successful bosses must feel as well as think, for strategy stands a much better chance of success when managers' hearts are invested in the job. Feelings are not only a fact of life, but a factor in business; managers need to accommodate them
And now, the end is near
Wednesday, October 25, 2006
Category: Leadership
|
|
An orderly succession is hard to pull off. For Plcs, the short-term pain of a proper selection process must be endured
When lying is acceptable
Friday, May 05, 2006
Category: Leadership
|
|
Honesty and openness are of course commendable in business, but leaders have to tread a fine line: to tell the whole truth can sometimes be unhelpful
|
|
| |
|
|
|
|
Nick Clegg could be the 'progressive conscience of the next parliament.'
more
Lib Dems are the party of progress
more
A second Clegg bounce cannot be ruled out
more
|
|
|
| site contents © copyright
Richard Reeves 2007 |
