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Mark Zuckerberg has become the centre of attention as the Facebook road show travels the globe. But should a leader eclipse their brand? Cirrus leadership expert Rob Davies takes a look at the Zuckerberg/Facebook phenomenon.
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Are you worried about the attitudes of your customer facing staff? Use these six tips to give them the right mindset to provide quality service, says James Prior of employee engagement specialists INVOLVE.
A new study has found that people in management roles generally think they are better at it than those they manage do...
Deborah Nielson, Head of Compensation Research at Kenexa, looks at the impact of recent shareholder revolts over executive pay.
Your organisation may not have Olympus-sized malpractice to hide, but whistleblowers still need handling properly.
Kai Peters reviews Uncommon Sense, Common Nonsense by Jules Goddard and Tony Eccles. He agrees the knowledge economy requires new ways of working, but we still haven't worked out what they are.
I recently took on a middle management position with one direct report. Although I go out of my way to treat her as an equal, she is defensive and negative. Should I encourage her to take her hang-ups elsewhere?
Chris Hare, a CMI Companion and CEO of nTete Group, on the ingredients of success in international management.
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