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How Important Are Your Values? What Is Your Number 2?
Values – every company hangs them on the wall and distributes them on wallet cards. It is the same for individuals. Ask ten of your friends to list their values, and at least eighty percent will use words like respect, integrity, and honesty.
So how important are your values? Will you sacrifice them for the results and outcomes you desire? Are they so important that you would lay down your life – figuratively or literally – to protect them?
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Posted in Accountability, Add value, Business Growth, Business Strategy, Corporate Culture, Decision Making, Growing your business, Integrity, Leadership, Performance Improvement, Personal Development, Randy Pennington, Results
Tagged Accountability, add value, business competitiveness, Business growth, Business Strategy, corporate culture, Decision Making, Excuses, Important Questions, leadership, management, Randy Pennington, results, Results Rule, trust, Vision
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Donald Trump, Racism, and Your Organization’s Culture
Donald Trump commented that President Obama needs to spend less time on the basketball court and more time fixing the economy. All the protests you would expect followed along with calls from all sides that we need to change the culture of racism perpetuated through the use of stereotypes and assumptions.
It turns out that there are a multitude of culture problems.
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Posted in Accountability, Add value, Business Growth, Business Strategy, Corporate Culture, Donald Trump, Execution, Growing your business, Innovation, Leader, Leadership, Leadership Development, Performance Improvement, Randy Pennington, Results, Trust
Tagged Accountability, add value, Business growth, Business Strategy, corporate culture, Exceptional effort, Execution, Hard work, Important Questions, innovation, Integrity, leadership, management, Randy Pennington, results, Results Rule, trust, Vision
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Are You NCO Material?
The core of every noncommissioned officer’s commitment is articulated in the NCO Creed. It defines how each member of the NCO Corps views his or her responsibility as a leader. And, there is no better model for your success.
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Posted in Accountability, Add value, Communication, Corporate Culture, Decision Making, Integrity, Leader, Leadership, Leadership Development, NCO, Noncommissioned officer, Performance Improvement, Personal Development, Results, Trust
Tagged Accountability, Business growth, Business Strategy, corporate culture, Exceptional effort, Execution, Hard work, innovation, Integrity, leadership, Leading in crisis, management, Randy Pennington, results, trust, Vision
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