Tag Archives: Command

Taking Command – Your Turn at the Helm

Dave Bushy November 20, 2021 Every leader experiences that first adrenaline rush – tinged with a bit of uncertainty – when we first take command of a department, a company, or a military unit. Part of the mixed emotions we experience can be linked to the very real feeling that we have finally achieved a … Continue reading Taking Command – Your Turn at the Helm →

How to Handle a Glitch in the Chain of Command

Leadership Skills

Liz Kislik — May 28, 2019 Follow @lizkislik — May 28, 2019 If your job is in the middle of an organization —as a senior manager, a director, an assistant VP, or even a VP with a couple of levels between you and the CEO — then you’re in leadership, even though you’re not at … Continue reading How to Handle a Glitch in the Chain of Command →

Command Respect; Don’t Demand It: 6 Qualities of Strong Leaders

Leadership Skills

Tony Delmercado — January 15, 2019 Follow @tdelmercado — January 15, 2019 Bad bosses might demand respect, but true leaders make it their mission to earn it. That’s because bosses like to talk about how great they are. They blame problems on their teams and take credit for successes that have little to do with … Continue reading Command Respect; Don’t Demand It: 6 Qualities of Strong Leaders →