Crisis Management
Handle the Corporate Heat Like an Actual Firefighter
Many leaders think they’re great at battling corporate fires. The truth? There’s much to learn about planning, roles, tools, and communication from real firefighters.
Many leaders think they’re great at battling corporate fires. The truth? There’s much to learn about planning, roles, tools, and communication from real firefighters.
Many leaders of growing organizations bemoan employee resistance to change. But the reason most change efforts fail is that leaders suffer from the hero complex.
Want a group of advisers who are always available — and challenge you in wise and unexpected ways? Consider composing a personal board using virtual personas modeled after current and historic figures and executives.
No leader can eliminate a team’s stress — or “solve” an individual’s. But they can take action to make resilience a team function rather than an individual burden.
Managers undermine their credibility when they speak for others too frequently.