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3 key ingredients for successful remote work

Entrepreneurs' Organization

They are an opportunity for acknowledgement and recognition. CULTURE AND VISION. People become more responsible if they buy into your culture and vision. Follow these steps to improve culture: Encourage feedback. Then provide constructive criticism. Assign culture ambassadors. They feel connected.

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Four leadership lessons from Nelson Mandela

Impact Hub

Four leadership lessons from Nelson Mandela In a world facing urgent challenges of social and environmental change, one leader stands out for his unwavering courage, resilience, and visionary approach: Nelson Mandela. Mandela’s leadership style can be likened to that of a shepherd guiding a flock towards a brighter future.

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For tech firms, the risk of not preparing for leadership changes is huge

TechCrunch

You’d think tech companies should be the paradigm of how to prep for leadership transitions, since they operate in such a constant state of flux. It’s best to record this history well before the intense swirl of a leadership transition begins. They’re far from it.

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Four leadership lessons from Nelson Mandela

Impact Hub

Join us on this transformative journey as we explore four key leadership lessons we’ve learned from Mandela’s wisdom and unwavering spirit. By providing opportunities for learning, dialogue, and exposure to different cultures, we can dismantle the roots of hatred and cultivate a culture of acceptance and love.

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14 Pieces of Advice for Resolving Conflicts Among Startup Team Members

Startup Blogpost

By fostering open communication, actively listening to all sides, and seeking win-win solutions, you can turn conflicts into opportunities for growth and innovation. Chad Bellin , Co-Founder, Disca Leverage Startup Culture’s Flexibility Startup culture, often hyped for its dynamism and innovation, can be a double-edged sword.

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Leading Leaders: 5 Insights from 5 Years with EO (that can help you, too)

Entrepreneurs' Organization

With members in more than 70 countries, EO is truly global, but that does not mean that our members around the world share the same culture, views or experiences. Stepping back and seeing a mishap as a learning opportunity is like entrepreneurial magic. Look for the global context in local business conversations (and vice versa).

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6 Ways to Positively Manage the Bureaucracy in Your Organization

Entrepreneurs' Organization

Rules, regulations and bureaucracy are part of corporate culture, but, done right, they don’t have to squelch morale and productivity. Here’s the thing: If team members must run to leadership for every decision, productivity suffers and so does morale. Offer new solutions and step up to leadership roles of their own. Creativity.