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Building a Culture of Personality
As director of Workforce Engagement and Communications for the Vancouver Organizing Committee for the 2010 Olympic and Paralympic Winter Games (VANOC), Erin Sills is responsible for leadership and culture development, change management, team effectiveness and internal communications.
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The Changing World of Work and PM
With the start of a new year, companies get to work setting new goals or revising existing ones. Goal execution, however, depends upon the necessary talent.
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The Top Seven Management Myths
The top seven management myths in today's workplace range from time, red tape, to workplace among managers. How many are you buying into?
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Seven Ways to Motivate Employees
The current uncertain economy has left more and more workers feeling overworked, unappreciated and under-compensated, making employee motivation more critical and more challenging than ever...
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> Are You Teaching Employees to Care Less?
If you subscribe to the belief - "My employees get paid for the work they do. That and just having a job in this economy should be appreciation enough." - then you are training your employees to care less about their work.
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