Tag: leadership

• Business Management

  Building an A-Team from Scratch for Your Business and Project instafo.com/building-successful-team/

  When starting a successful business or any type of project, you can’t do everything by yourself so will require you to have other people on board to give you a helping hand. Regardless of how skilled you think you are, there will always be someone else out there better at doing what you need to get done, plus it is an inefficiency of your time and resources to focus on what you’re barely good at when you can devote entirely...

• Business Corporate Management

  How to Evaluate the Weak Links in an Organization, and Should You Let Them Go? instafo.com/evaluate-employee-weaknesses/

  In corporate America, there is a chain of command always assessing where it can improve its organization’s efficiency. Making up each level of that organization, there are the employees who are responsible for producing results, all contributing to the total linked performance of the company. Undoubtedly, some employees will either strengthen or weaken that performance link, thus their place in the company will need to be reevaluated, not because they’re terrible but because their strong suit may lie elsewhere in...

• Business Management

  3 Ways to Lead and Earn Respect from Insubordinate Employees at Work instafo.com/insubordination-in-workplace/

  Are you more of a leader or a follower? What if you were told that’s irrelevant? How come? There will come points in your life where you will have to at least be able to direct people to get things done – aka as a leader? There will come times when you will want to take a backseat and allow others who are more knowledgeable in an area than you are to take the lead – aka as a follower?...

• Business Management

  On Becoming a Better Leader Today instafo.com/how-to-be-leader/

  When it comes being an effective leader in any organization, an important attribute is the strive for never-ending improvement – either for the company or for the leader themself through continuous learning. The Japanese is well known for such philosophy in their corporate culture known as “kaizen.” Remember: if you are not growing, you are dying. If you want to be a better leader, you not only need to constantly be learning about the business you’re in to ensure you...