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Tag Archives: honesty
Me and American Politics.
This is pretty long. No apologies, read or do not read, as you wish. It’s a sort of a “mea culpa”, and also a challenge to myself and others. I’m OK with that apparent contradiction. My interest in American politics … Continue reading
Posted in Personal Growth, Spiritual, Uncategorized
Tagged Democrat, honesty, politics, reflection, Republican, Scripture, social justice, truth
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Redundancy Thoughts: The How
This post kind of takes the last two redundancy-related posts, and regardless of jurisdiction and statutory requirements, offers some thoughts and ideas around what would make such a devastating process a bit more bearable, by offering the affected employees some … Continue reading
Posted in Personal Growth, Work
Tagged communication, disclosure, distrust, empathy, honesty, information, integrity, kindness, leadership, trust
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Redundancy Thoughts : Empathy
We HR folks are always running into extreme personality types, at one point or another. That’s the lot of a change agent. A CEO might view an organisation and see a group of people, with the ones he or she … Continue reading
Posted in Marriage, Personal Growth, Work
Tagged communciation, empathy, honesty, integrity, restructuring
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The Dragon called “Me”…
I have written this series using the allegory of a sailor sailing rough seas, and encountering Dragons, as depicted on those old nautical maps where the untraveled cartographer needed an excuse for his cluelessness; and I have offered thoughts about … Continue reading
Posted in Personal Growth, Work
Tagged Bill Gates, challenge, character, culture, grace, guardian, honesty, HR, HR Practitioner, humility, influence, integrity, leadership, learning, reflection, selfless, vision, wisdom
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The Dragon called “Politics” and the Scabbard of Sincerity
A scabbard is the sheath for a sword. Made out of shaped wood and leather and worked metal, they are beautiful and functional, but play a lesser role to their glorious partner the sword. There is a legend, though that … Continue reading
Blind-Spots
The other day I was made painfully aware of a personal shortcoming. I am sure it’s not the only one I have, but it is a biggie. I was advised, that under extreme stress, I am not always my usual … Continue reading
Posted in Personal Growth, Work
Tagged blind-spot, conflict, gentleness, honesty, openness, shortcoming, stress, truth
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We are nothing but what we do.
I remember hearing once that “We judge ourselves by our intentions, but other people by their actions” As much as I hate to admit it, I have seen many people – including yours truly – do this. It’s funny that. … Continue reading
Accountability
An interesting concept, not often canvassed outside of specific forums, but, let’s work through it for a while. I’ll nail my colours to the mast early – I believe in accountability absolutely. That is not to say I find it … Continue reading