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Eisenhower Leadership Lesson: The Key to Morale in Battle (and Business) Is Compassion & Connection

Posted on August 29, 2011 by Skip Weisman, Workplace Communication Expert

Tweet There is no excuse for business leaders not to be able to create a high-morale work environment with employees that are highly motivated and engaged in helping their company achieve its goals. I’ve always been a believer in that. … Continue reading →

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Eisenhower Leadership Lesson: Ignoring Weaknesses Can Be Dangerous In a Strength Based Improvement Initiative!

Posted on August 22, 2011 by Skip Weisman, Workplace Communication Expert

Tweet In the previous blog post I wrote about the enormity of the challenge Eisenhower faced in creating a vision and strategy that would overcome the inadequacy and inherent weakness of the American military inventory. He faced one other challenge … Continue reading →

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Eisenhower Leadership Lessons: First Step to Build a Nazi Defeating Vision & Strategy a Lesson for Today’s Business Leaders

Posted on August 18, 2011 by Skip Weisman, Workplace Communication Expert

Tweet In August of 2010 my wife and I spent 3 days touring the hallowed grounds of the Civil War Battlefields at Gettysburg, Pennsylvania. At the end of our time there we spent about 2-hours fulfilling another one of our … Continue reading →

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