Leadership Link Round-Up: June 8-12
- The economy is making it tough to motivate talent–we need real-life examples.
- People are weary of Twitter and the brevity of text messages–but short messages have a long history.
- Here’s a short-list of companies who are making big risks in these shaky times.
- Where should struggling Americans go? Business Week has some ideas–but they should avoid Michigan.
- Does the recession help soccer players? Ask Real Madrid…they are too big to fail.
- The recession is not only costing us jobs but also….friendships!
- What’s the best format for a book? Soft or hard cover? Kindle or iPhone?
- What’s the one thing a supervisor can do to get better? Wally Bock has a good idea.
- Here’s some good questions you can ask yourself as you try to build your team.
- Guess how much syrup for 50,000 cans of Coke-a-Cola costs? $2.60. Find out more of Coke’s secrets at Newsweek.
- How do you respond to negative feedback? Don’t be defensive and read this.
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