Tag Archives: Emotional Intelligence

They Might Follow You Into Battle, But Is That Enough?

Posted on March 22, 2012 by Manie Bosman

By Manie Bosman Watching the D-Day landing of Allied forces on the coast of Normandy as portrayed in the epic Saving Private Ryan with my son recently, I was once again struck by the mind-boggling obedience of soldiers as they … Continue reading →

Posted in Leadership, Motivation, Talent Development | Tagged Authority, Change, Emotional Intelligence, Expert Power, Influence, Jim Collins, John Maxwell, Leader, Leaders, Leadership, Manie Bosman, Organization, Personal Power, Positional Power, Richard Daft, Soldiers, Values-based, Visionary | Leave a comment

10 Critical Skills Required to Lead Effectively in a Globalized World

Posted on December 7, 2011 by Manie Bosman

By Manie Bosman Fifty years ago, in many countries, cultural diversity in the workplace probably referred to a handful of employees speaking with a slight accent who preferred to have home-cooked soup in a flask instead of a burger and … Continue reading →

Posted in Change Management, Culture, Emerging Trends, Future Foresight, Leadership, Neuroleadership, Strategic Foresight | Tagged Change, Collaboration, Communicate, Cultural Diversity, Culturally Intelligent, Culture, Diversity, Emotional Intelligence, Future, Globalization, Globalized, Leadership, Leadership Skills, Management, Managers, Team, Ten C’s, Vision | 3 Comments

Why So Many “Experts” Are Terrible Speakers: Top 5 Public Speaking Mistakes

Posted on November 24, 2011 by Manie Bosman

By Kathy Caprino (Article originally published in Forbes.com) As a frequent speaker at live and online conferences and events, I’m in the company of hundreds of folks each year who are top authors, experts and consultants. In many cases, these are … Continue reading →