Trying out a new skill – power
Like politics, power is a dirty word. Most managers shy away from power yet ignoring power doesn’t work. Is there a painless way to learn about power?
Like politics, power is a dirty word. Most managers shy away from power yet ignoring power doesn’t work. Is there a painless way to learn about power?
Mapping power networks and understanding the multiple layers of power is critical, but many feel uncomfortable with this approach. If managing power sounds distasteful, change the name to building social capital; a professional and personal power network.
A classic story on corporate politics. Politics: a dirty word to many. For others, it's knowing how to work the power within organizations to their advantage. Corporate politics with a positive ending - using a counterintuitive approach with a controlling boss. One woman's story on how you CAN move ahead and come out the other side - with a bigger role, values and sanity intact.
Mental Fixedness - thinking innovatively on how to crack the Diversity code.
BBC online reports on Tech Feminism and women having a place, finding a role and making a difference in technology.
Dr. Schraudner, Standford Gender News, provides interesting insights on consumer research and selling to technology to women and, it's not about making products pink
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Join the dialgoue with McKinsey on social investments to empower women
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Transitions are tough and large scale change can be onerous
How does work talk? It doesn't; you use your own voice - and can whisper, bellow or sing. With a glaring lack of diversity in executive ranks, we must ask…
How do you determine where the power within an organization exists before you start working there? My friend Marie has been looking for a job. She had recently been in intense interviews with a US…