Leading Your Team
If you want to lead a team, then you have to understand what makes teams tick. These stories offer the best of our articles on the nature and importance of teamwork.
- Survival Kit for Project Managers
- Tools and Ideas to be faster. Eric Matson
- You Have to Start Meeting Like This!
- We work -- therefore we meet. But why do so few of our meetings meet our expectations? Michael Begeman may be the world`s foremost expert on the business world`s most universal ritual. Here`s his short course on running meetings that will work for you. Gina Imperato
- Natural Leader
- Rayona Sharpnack is a teacher and a mentor to some of the most powerful women in some of the most important companies around. Her message: Don`t worry so much about what you need to know. Instead, figure out who you need to be. Cheryl Dahle
- Trickle-Up Leadership
- "If people are too intimidated or too reluctant to help their leaders lead, their leaders will fail," says Michael Useem, the author of a new book about how you can take control -- even when you`re not in command. Bill Breen
- Down the Up Staircase
- A British TV series invites CEOs to leave their offices, head to the front lines, and find out what's going on at their companies. The results are eye-opening -- and millions are watching. Ian Wylie
- The Reeducation of an Internet CEO
- A year after MicroStrategy Inc. made our Agenda issue for its visionary use of the Web, the company`s outspoken CEO shares the keys to surviving a nearly catastrophic crash. Chuck Salter
- If Nominated, You Don`t Have to Serve
- "Often, becoming a team leader doesn`t feel like a promotion," says Learning Point's Mark Christensen. "The rewards don`t feel commensurate with the responsibility you feel. But you need to stay with it. Eric Matson
- Unit of One Anniversary Handbook
- We invited 30 leading figures from our first 6 issues to offer one new idea or one innovative practice that can make a difference to you. Fast Company
- Never Do What You Can Delegate
- Your job as a team leader is to provide the tools, motivation, and direction the team needs to do the work itself. Eric Matson
- Every Leader Tells a Story
- Forget bullet points and slide shows. The best leaders use stories to answer three simple questions: Who am I? Who are we? Where are we going?. . . So what`s your story? Elizabeth Weil