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The Rights and RESPONSIBILITIES of Corporate Leadership
I recently read what to me was a very disturbing article published in the INSEAD online magazine, KNOWLEDGE. Normally I enjoy reading their articles as INSEAD has some very fine business academics and some well thought through research findings. … Continue reading
Posted in consulting, corporate culture, Human Psychology, John R Childress, leadership, Organization Behavior, Self-improvement
Tagged bank fraud, Banking Crisis, banking culture, bankruptcy, business ethics, Corporate Culture, corporate responsibility, John F Kennedy, john r childress, leadership, rights and responsibilities, US Navy, Volkswagen fraud, Wells Fargo fraud
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Corporate Culture as an IED
“The greatest producer of casualties on the battlefield in the 20th century was artillery, and my assessment is the IED is the artillery of the 21st century,” ~Lt. Gen. Michael Barbero An IED is an Improvised Explosive Device, or in simple … Continue reading
Posted in consulting, corporate culture, Human Psychology, John R Childress, leadership, Organization Behavior, strategy execution
Tagged business risk, Corporate Culture, IED, john r childress, leadership, peer influence, peer pressure, Risk, risk culture, roadside bombs, subculture alignment, subcultures, terrorism
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Leadership and Management: A More Productive Discussion
Many men go fishing all of their lives without knowing that it is not fish they are after. ~Henry David Thoreau Flyfishing teaches me a lot about life, especially business life. One of the lesson’s I relearn regularly in flyfishing, … Continue reading
Posted in ecosystems, flyfishing, Human Psychology, leadership, Organization Behavior, strategy execution
Tagged Alan Mulally, AT&T Canada, enterprise focus, flyfishing, Ford Motor Company, functional excellence, Henry David Thoreau, john r childress, leadership vs management, productivity, Warren Bennis
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My Story and Corporate Culture
Note: to understand why I blog so much about leadership, business life and corporate culture, you need to know a little about me as a person. Hope this helps. Experience isn’t the best teacher, it is the only teacher! ~Dr. … Continue reading
Posted in consulting, corporate culture, Human Psychology, leadership, Organization Behavior
Tagged Albert Schweitzer, American University of Beirut, AUB, Beirut, Corporate Culture, Deregulation, Game Changer, group dynamics, In Search of Excellence, Israeli Commandos, john r childress, Junior Year Abroad, leadership, Lebanon, Ma Bell Breakup, Middle East, Three Mile Island, Tom Peters, University of Hawaii
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What Savvy Leaders Know about Culture Change . . . that consultants don’t
Experience isn’t the best teacher, it’s the only teacher. ~ Albert Schweitzer I have worked alongside many CEOs and business executives, as well as numerous academics who spend their lives researching, … Continue reading
Posted in consulting, corporate culture, Human Psychology, leadership, Organization Behavior, strategy execution
Tagged Continental Airlines turnaround, Corporate Culture, culture change, Dilbert, Dr. Albert Schweitzer, expereince, Gordon Bethune, Halewood Ford plant, john r childress, NUMMI, Toyota, turnaround, wisdom
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Hall of Fame Performance and the Leadership Factor
The key issue isn’t having a strategy, it’s getting it implemented! ~Jack Welch One of the most difficult areas of business is not developing strategy, but actually delivering on strategic objectives. Every business has a strategy (some developed with expensive consulting … Continue reading
Posted in corporate culture, leadership, strategy execution
Tagged alignment, balanced scorecard, business performance, David Norton, Harvard University, Jack Welch, john r childress, leadership, leadership factor, leadership team, Palladium Hall of Fame, Robert Kaplan, senior team, strategy execution, Strategy Maps
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What’s Your Corporate Culture Like?
Culture cannot be manufactured. It has to be genuinely nurtured by everyone from the CEO down. Ignoring the health of your culture is like letting aquarium water go foul. ~ Shaun Parr Culture assessments and corporate culture … Continue reading
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Tagged Built to Last, Continental Airlines, Corporate Culture, culture assessment, culture audit, culture continuum, Enron, high-performance cultures, Jim Collins, john r childress, Leverage, McKinsey & Co, toxic cultures, Walt Disney
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