May 6th, 2010
Here is your 3rd of 3 postings about the engagement roles of Managers, Leaders and Executives.
Once again, I grant you the 3 roles significantly overlap. For example,
One individual may each of the three three responsibilities, at different times and for different reasons.
Not only title and description of job determine which category one fits; interpersonal influence factors in as well.
One may [...]
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May 5th, 2010
Continuing this week’s 3 postings about the engagement roles of Executives (yesterday), Leaders (today), and Managers (tomorrow).
Here’s a reminder about these roles and their overlap:
One individual may wear more than one hat, at different times and for different reasons. (For example, a manager’s influence may translate to powerful leadership.)
Title and job description may determine in which category one fits. (For example, the title [...]
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May 4th, 2010
This week’s 3 postings distinguish engagement roles of the three layers that build a Culture of Engagement: Executives, Leaders, and Managers.
Every business has all three types of individual. Depending on business size, the proportions may differ, and certain individuals may fill two or all three roles. Here are some truths:
One individual may wear more than one hat, at different times and for different reasons. (For example, an [...]
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