Posts Tagged ‘emotional intelligence’

The High Cost of an Unpredictable Leader

Chaos at the top of an organization is a recipe for disaster. Learn about the three types of unpredictable leader, underlying causes for the behavior, four paths toward resolution and methods of coping if it’s your boss who’s unpredictable.

Managing Multiple Constituencies – MLSListings

Nothing is for sure with big, broad constituencies. The bigger the group, the more variation there will be in how people react to needed change.  Jim Harrison, CEO of MLSListings Inc., shows us how the patient leader listens to everyone, never reacts impulsively, and works in the interest of building consensus.

Too Much One-Way Communication

E-mail is a great convenience, but it’s completely one-way.  This can create havoc in your business infrastructure. Here are some of the biggest e-mail mistakes, most of which can be avoided by the original and most powerful form of communication.

Managing Your Maker Instinct

The big difference between animals and man is that we can shape and control our instincts. The Maker Instinct runs strong in CEOs, and just how much we make of it depends on how we allocate our 24 hours.

Rejuvenating Fatigued Leadership Teams

Team fatigue doesn’t just happen in economic downturns. Many businesses face this even in good times. When objectives are missed and the going becomes tough and slow, how do we get our team to charge ahead?

When Your Engine Conks Out

When the engine on your boat – or company – dies, what do you do? Here’s a case that may inspire those who worry they’ll lose their engine before arriving in port.

Surrendering Gracefully

Don’t be shy about fighting battles, even when the odds are long. But know how to pick your fights:  there are some cases when you just can’t win. It’s all about getting beyond the problem with the least damage. Here’s my process for upping the win-loss average.

Communicating like a Composer

As leaders, we get our most important work done through others. The executive composer is writing the music for many compositions simultaneously, and watching them play out every day. Here are seven commonalities that can help the executive communicator get better results in all areas.

About Robert Sher

Robert Sher, Author and CEO AdvisorRobert Sher is founding principal of CEO to CEO, a consulting firm of former chief executives that improves the leadership infrastructure of midsized companies seeking to accelerate their performance. He was chief executive of Bentley Publishing Group from 1984 to 2006 and steered the firm to become a leading player in its industry (decorative art publishing).
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