Posts Tagged ‘leader’

The changing role of the credit union CIO

The changing role of the credit union CIO

The Big Data revolution is forcing many chief information officers (CIOs) to take new responsibilities specific to the management, collection and analysis of data. Often, this is in addition to their other job duties. Financial [...]

9 leadership actions that build trust

9 leadership actions that build trust

Building trust seems so cliche, which is unfortunate, because its importance simply cannot be overstated. Real trust is critical to a healthy team and organization, and any team or organization without it will find itself [...]

Leader or leech? 5 ways to tell

Leader or leech? 5 ways to tell

Some “leaders” are just flat-out leeches. Kind of a gross mental picture, to be sure; but given that this type of leader can suck the very lifeblood out of an organization, it seems apropos. You [...]

Leadership habits to practice now

Leadership habits to practice now

Some people are born leaders, others have to work a little harder to carry a leadership role. Regardless, there is always room to grow. Business Insider gives nine leadership habits anyone can practice and adopt [...]

Think like an owner

Think like an owner

A leader’s role is to think about the big picture. Undoubtedly, you have leaders within a number of departments throughout your organization – a set leader over a marketing, research and development or sales department, [...]

Watch out for the mentoring gap

Watch out for the mentoring gap

There is a mentoring gap in business today. This gap was highlighted in a Stanford University study cited by the Institute of Organization Development that found: “Another critical area of development for CEOs was mentoring [...]

The necessity of accountability

The necessity of accountability

Accountability. Depending on your experiences and philosophical perspective, that word can conjure a wide variety of feelings, many of which seem similar to that feeling you got in the pit of your stomach when your [...]

Peer analysis: The importance of benchmarking against peers

Peer analysis: The importance of benchmarking against peers

Is your credit union successful? As successful as it should be? As successful as it can be? Sure, the balance sheet will tell you when things clearly aren’t going well. Similarly, you don’t [...]

Is your credit union a Ruth’s Chris or a McDonalds?

Is your credit union a Ruth’s Chris or a McDonalds?

Easy answer, right? We all want to say that we provide a premium experience for our members. That's what separates us from the "ugly B" and for so many years, we've hung our hat on [...]

Don’t forget to laugh

Don’t forget to laugh

by: Dan Berger I was recently reading through a list of 10 qualities that make a great leader. Most of these were no surprise – honesty, ability to delegate, good communication skills, confidence – but one really [...]

Bad bosses drive talent away

Bad bosses drive talent away

by: Kathryn Mayer There's a lot of talk about talent management in the workplace. But there's often disagreement on identifying the problems plaguing it. But Mark Allen, a business management professor at Pepperdine University, HCI [...]

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