Remove corporate-superstar
article thumbnail

How to Be a Superstar in Corporate

CaseInterview.com

corporations, employers use the term “A” player to denote an employee that’s exceptional. If you are working in corporate or expect to do so at some point in your career, you want to become the “A” player. In corporate, there are extremely few SYSTEM-WIDE thinkers. Amongst U.S. This is based on the U.S.

article thumbnail

The Secret Sauce to a Superior Customer Experience

Rick Conlow

Maybe you take the corporate jet, and this is not a concern. Currently, the overall rating for over 500 corporations took a dive to 73.4. And training, coaching, recognizing, and supporting your employee teams so they become superstars. The plane was late, and the attendants crabby. He acted more tired than I was.

Survey 98
Insiders

Sign Up for our Newsletter

This site is protected by reCAPTCHA and the Google Privacy Policy and Terms of Service apply.

article thumbnail

Ten Principles for an Employee Bill of Rights

Rick Conlow

The rise of corporate fraud. Who in their right mind would say that corporations, with all the symptoms listed above, really care about their employees? As history proves protests and strikes led to the legislation and corporate change. 5 Superstar Coaching Steps: How to Inspire Your Team. Why an Employee Bill of Rights?

article thumbnail

Creating Employee Engagement: 4 Methods That Work

Rick Conlow

It is something corporations and leaders are trying to do to people. Then check our eBook, Superstar Leadership. Yet, while there is some improvement, we continue to have the high levels of employee dissatisfaction according to Gallup, Dale Carnegie, and Aon Hewitt research. It seems to be all about the numbers and action plans.

eBook 113
article thumbnail

What’s Driving Superstar Companies, Industries, and Cities

Harvard Business

The debate about superstar firms and superstar effects has been intensifying, partly in response to the rapid growth of global US tech companies. However, scratch the surface and the superstar phenomenon may not be quite what it seems. These firms make up two thirds of global corporate pretax earnings (EBTDA) and revenues.

article thumbnail

Elevate Employee Engagement: 5 Critical Leadership Skills

Rick Conlow

Target Corporation recently had a costly security breach in their credit cards that affected 110 million customers. Up and down the corporate ladder, supervisors, managers, and executives clamor for credit when things go well and blame employees for the failure. High-tech not high touch rules the corporate priority list.

article thumbnail

The Number One Trait of Horrible Bosses

Rick Conlow

Unfortunately, horrible bosses are like dinosaurs that still stalk the halls of the corporate world or other organizations. Read this: The Superstar Leadership Model. . Of course, you know that or will know that if you work for a horrible boss. Pulling It All Together. What are your thoughts? Also, are you a manager?