Leadership

A Passport for Employees

March 9, 2010

I’ll tell you, I’m a list person. Can cover a lot of ground with a bulleted list. Found a great list the other day posted on the fridge at Webster University where I serve as an academic advisor and associate professor entitled, A Passport for Life by Regina Brett. Thought the idea of it was [...]

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The Eroded Trust of Toyota

February 17, 2010

Toyota’s recent woes with automobile manufacturing defects and the dragging of their feet in responding to the resulting safety and customer issues has left a lot of people feeling cold right now. This, combined with the record brisk temps we’ve been having anyway is wreaking havoc on the car buying public and our collective psyche. [...]

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64 Ways to Show Employee Love

January 28, 2010

I was listening to the radio the other day on my way home from the ever-present swim team car pool drive (an hour and a half round trip, ugh) and heard the radio jockeys talking about Valentine’s Day and an article on they found on the Internet related to “64 Ways to Say I Love [...]

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Employee Snow Storms

January 2, 2010

With the new year beginning, I started thinking about what the year might hold for the workplace and employees. Well, I’ll be honest; I was really thinking about snow and skiing. Those two are at least fun — I know, I know. Unless you have to get on the roof with the hairdryer to de-ice the gutters before the second storm [...]

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Time to Make the Donuts

November 5, 2009

Forgive me readers, for I have sinned. It has been 20 days since my last blog. Boy, time flies doesn’t it. Between consulting, teaching, volunteering, a husband, two active teenagers, three cats, a dog and a rat (and not necessarily that order of importance!), I’m constantly looking for time to get creative and write for [...]

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