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The one thing all great leaders have in common
By Shiva Pillay Successful High flyers’ story
Management
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Leader
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Leadership
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Predictability
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Respect
As leaders in a world fraught with uncertainty and volatility, we are unable to control external events or circumstances. What we can control however, is the way we interact, react and respond to effort within the workplace. Consistency is defined as, "Acting or done in the same way over time, especially so as to be fair or accurate”. A dependable leader is someone who inspires confidence, autonomy and belief among their peers and staff. Less time worrying about how a leader is going to take charge provides employees more time to focus on growing the business and servicing customers. Just as importantly, the by-product of this is the respect leaders gain from their employees – because inconsistency breeds fear.
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Stronger together
By Chris Davis Successful High flyers’ story
Career Advice
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visibility
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appreciation
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Respect
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Merger
Creating visibility for employees to feel appreciated, respected, and part of an organisation is the key to NTT’s success after a mega-merger
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RESET Chapter 4 — Making peace with others
By Avary Chong Career Doctor
Career Doctor
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cross-referenced
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probation interview
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Reference Letter
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training period
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How Managers Can Help Employees to Stop Hating Work
By Heather McKenzie Tips to be more productive
Work-life Balance
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Leadership
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flexible working
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personal growth
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Respect
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The 'real' reason for quitting my job
By Debbie Matson - Career Doctor Career Doctor
Should I Quit?
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Education
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Admin
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Administration
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Respect
I can't stand working for my dept due to the poor management skills of our boss. How can I tactfully address my reason for leaving during job interviews?
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Middle management crisis
By Mark Enticott - Career Doctor Career Doctor
Management
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Middle Management
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Promotion
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How to Impress
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New Job
I've been promoted to a new role and now have to manage a diverse team of staff of different ages. As a newcomer and also due to my age, I feel they resent me. How can I earn their respect and implement some changes?
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