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Leading the PMO
Leading the PMO
Leading the PMO requires a balancing act par excellence. The PMO provides leadership up, down, sideways and out--to executives, managers, project teams, customers and suppliers. This channel explores the leadership challenge and provides tools to grow.
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Toxic!
- by Patricia Wallington
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Some people in leadership are more venomous than king cobras. Here's how to spot and avoid them. (Hint: They don't always have forked tongues and scales, nor do they dance in a basket when someone plays a tune.)
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Smile As You Lead
- by John Baldoni
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Yes, it sounds trite, but leaders who look on the bright side can effect positive change, not simply by smiling, but by maintaining a positive outlook.
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Firing the Right Person: Ready, Aim, Fire!
- by Michael Schrage
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Nothing boosts morale or heightens concentration quite like firing an individual who everyone knows is a persistent obstacle to discipline, collaboration, quality and ethics.
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Managing by Inclusion
- by John Baldoni
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Find out why management by inclusion really is better called genuine leadership.
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A Feel for Leadership
- by David Dotlich, James L. Noel and Norman Walker
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Emotional intelligence is the component of effective leadership.
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How Do You Rate?
- by David Lidsky
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This quiz will test you to see if you have the guts and leadership to make tough calls at work.
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How to Get and Keep a Life
- by Patricia Wallington
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This article's message is one that needs to be heard again and again. There is more to life than just work.
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Humility
- by John Baldoni
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Humility, often overlooked, is one of the most essential traits of true leadership.
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