Tag: leadership flaws
The Leadership Lie
by Phillip Van Hooser on Dec.09, 2011, under Communication, Employee Relations, Leadership, Management, Motivation, Success, Team Building, Video
In this video post, I debunk the “leadership lie” that says leaders shouldn’t get close to their people. I also clarify the difference between “managing” vs. “leading” people and explain what “getting close to” followers should really mean for leaders.
The Leadership Lie: Leaders, Don’t Get Close to Your People
Phillip Van Hooser
Leadership Expert, Author & Keynote Speaker
phil@vanhooser.com
Leaders Who Lie
by Phillip Van Hooser on Sep.22, 2011, under Communication, Employee Relations, Leadership, Success, Video
In this video post, I share an illustration to show leaders that lying — no matter how innocently — is a costly leadership mistake.
Phillip Van Hooser
Leadership Expert, Author & Keynote Speaker
phil@vanhooser.com
Leaders Who Lose Their Temper
by Phillip Van Hooser on Aug.18, 2011, under Communication, Conflict and Confrontation, Employee Relations, Leadership, Success, Video
In this video post, I relate a story that illustrates to leaders that losing their temper is a costly leadership flaw.
Phillip Van Hooser
Leadership Expert, Author & Keynote Speaker
phil@vanhooser.com
