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Socialtext: A Virtual Company Looks For A Home
When I was CEO of a risk management software startup, in very risky times, I had the honor of having John Nesheim…
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Monsters in Meetings – Dominant Participants
While dominant participants contribute significantly to the success of a meeting, they can also overwhelm, intimidate, and exclude others. Thus, you want to control their energy without losing their support.
Cisco Assault Last Year Just Tip Of An Iceberg
Thousands of machines were penetrated just like those on Cisco's network, investigators are finding out a year later.
Monsters in Meetings – Drifting From the Topic
Although new ideas lead to creative solutions, they can be a challenge when they interrupt or distract the work on an issue.
Why Training Fails
Sometimes when I conduct my workshop on Effective Meetings, one of the participants will ask, "Where's my boss?"
Monsters in Meetings – Quiet Participants
There are many reasons why someone would decline to participate during a meeting. For example, the person may feel reluctant to speak out, may disagree with the approach endorsed by others in the meeting, or may just be tired.
