I think leadership is about three things: capability, collaboration, and character. Let me talk briefly about those three, and then I’m going to take your questions. Capability. Of course, when we think about capability, we think about skills, we think about experiences, all of those things are ...
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So the question is: how do you deal with ethics in an organization? Because it’s intangible, it's not profit, it's not products. And it's a really important question. So the thing that I would say about values of any kind, but particularly the values of integrity, respect, trust, things that are...
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http://tinyurl.com/yda89pz News Results: Carly Fiorina Announces Her GOP Candidacy For US Senate Former Hewlett-Packard chief executive Carly Fiorina announced her candidacy for the US Senate i
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And finally, ethics. Here’s the truth. In most organizations, in most endeavors, if you do things that are kind of on the line and on the edge, you can get better results in the short term. It's why a lot of businesses tolerate behavior that's on the edge. Because it sometimes produces better re...
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And there is a difference between management and leadership. Management is the production of acceptable results within known constraints and conditions; very important. But management is not leadership. Leadership is all about changing the order of things....But Machiavelli said something very in...
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So what do I know about change? First thing I know is that everybody is afraid of something. Everybody is afraid of something. All of you are afraid of something. All of us are afraid of something. What distinguishes people who are successful in their life from those who are not is what do you do...
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And almost by accident, I came to a course in Medieval History and Philosophy and found it fascinating. It was fascinating for two reasons, I think. One is because it was interesting to me even then, what happens, how does it happen that people who are enlightened, and optimistic, and focused on...
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States Army Reserve. He earned an ROTC scholarship that allowed him to attend Claremont McKenna College where he graduated with honors with a degree in Strategic Studies in 1985. He also studied overseas at the American University in Cairo, Egypt. After more than 24 years of service, Chuck retir...
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