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Your Reputation as a Leader is Built By Gossip

Peter Stark

When you think about gossip, almost every thought that comes to mind is bad. People who gossip waste everyone’s time and destroy the reputation of others. If you check in with Merriam-Webster, they describe a gossip as, “ a person who habitually reveals personal or sensational facts about others.”

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When Leaders Play Office Politics…They are Playing with Fire!

Peter Stark

Building relationships that advance your company’s strategic vision and goals is positive and necessary; but, what happens when relationships are built to advance personal agendas or positions at the expense of others or the greater good? Strong leaders ask themselves, “Do I have the common good at the heart of my actions?”

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When Your New Boss Took Your Job

Peter Stark

There is a promotion opportunity in your department. Your old boss, the one who just retired, told you that you are well qualified for her position. Several team members encourage you to apply for your manager’s position. Since you did a lot of your previous manager’s job, you know you are well qualified for the position.