Leadership Development Resource Center - Better Leaders, Better Workplaces
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Great leaders have learned how to develop their motivational skills. This cache of information will help you develop and implement employee recognition programs, and enable you to hone your abilities to give and receive constructive feedback. Also, other methods of fostering employee loyalty will be offered so that you can further develop your leadership skills.

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  • In Leadership, Dreams Are The Stuff That Great Results Are Made Of
    By Brent Filson - 'Drill down through goals and aims and aspirations and ambitions and you hit the bedrock of motivation, the dream. Many leaders fail to take it into account'. The author explains why and how people are motivated by their dreams and not their ideas or inspirations. This concept can help you keep your organization motivated. (Added: 20-Feb-2007 Hits: 154 )
  • Lessons of Slam-dunk Leadership
    By Connie Glaser - One of college basketball's most admired and winningest coaches is Duke University's Coach K. Coach Mike Krzyzewski, with the help of his youngest daughter, has written a guidebook for success, Beyond Basketball. You'll enjoy reading some of Coach K's motivation ideas. (Added: 3-Apr-2007 Hits: 163 )

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