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Tag Archives: Obama
That Angry Moment.
American voters had their angry moment this week. They turned the U.S. House of Representatives over to the Republican Party. It was an object lesson in the failure of leadership. This was not a partisan moment. It was a moment of supreme despair and frustration. If the blameworthy Republicans drove the car into the ditch—as President Obama said so often on the campaign trail—it became his administration’s failure to get it out of the ditch and back on the road to jobs and a renewed sense of optimism that doomed Democrats in the mid-term elections. Continue reading
Posted in Change, Leadership
Tagged Congress, democrats, elections, Eugene Robinson, House of Representatives, Leadership, midterm, Obama, republicans, trust, US Congress, Washington Post
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The Startling Lessons of Being a Rookie
In my career I’ve had the benefit of observing the working style and behaviors of hundreds of business executives, community leaders and professionals. Each of them brought differing personalities, temperaments, skills, and experiences to our shared work. Many of them provided important or interesting teaching moments. … Continue reading
Posted in Ethics, Executive Development, Leadership, Volunteers
Tagged 24, Fox, Geithner, Keifer Sutherland, leadership lessons, Michael Douglas, New York Times, Obama, rookies, Wall Street
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