Leadership Link Round-Up: May 11-15

Posted by Samuel B. Bacharach on May 15, 2009 • (0)

Visualizing Leadership: Seaching for Leadership With My Camera

Take a deep breath. This isn’t another Great Depression. Whew!

Chinese Premier, Zhao Ziyang, refused to suppress the protesters at Tiananmen Square in 1989. Read about his inspiring stand.

Full-time, paid, employees are disappearing…and being replaced by studious interns who work for free.

Where’s the best place to be unemployed? The simple answer is nowhere–the longer answer is cute.

Given a marshmallow, how long would you wait until you ate it? The ability to wait for gratification may mean you are better suited for academics. Can we learn from this?

Here’s a great look at employee theft–the causes and possible solutions. Very interesting.

We talked about the ‘rules’ of social networking sites–now the WSJ has created their own rules, forcing staffers to use 2.o websites carefully.

The crisis of credit…visualized. I’d imagine this video would be a great tool for classrooms.

I know Mother’s day was last weekend–but here’s a great post on leadership and motherhood.