Turnover, Unicorns & Other Leadership Myths
November At C-Level
Less than 45 days left in 2015.
Tick-tock, tick-tock...
Time to ask yourself some questions:

1. Did I/we meet our goals for 2015? Why or why not?
2. Have we prioritized goals and direction for 2016?
3. Are we (globally, all leaders) prepared for the challenges of 2016?
4. Do we have operational/functional plans to support our corporate strategy going forward?

Answer these truthfully, and you'll bring some clarity to reasons for 2015 results, and a preview of 2016 challenges and efforts. 

Triangle Performance LLC's 2015 Survey of Senior Leadership (our eighth annual) is available. With almost 15% more respondents than last year, it's a rousing success, and as usual, quite enlightening!
Featured Articles
by D. Kevin Berchelmann

Retention. Attrition. Turnover.

These are attention-getting words today. It costs too much-and is too damned difficult-to find and hire good people, that finally employee turnover is having its day. It's about time.

Your Talent Doesn't Want to be Managed!
by Kevin Ross

Finding and keeping talented employees is at or near the top of nearly every senior leadership survey I've seen lately. Seems like the time should be right for the talent management gurus to show off their stuff and make a bundle. Throw a bunch of money at it and see what that gets you.

Guess what leaders? Your talent doesn't want to be managed any more than you do.

Reducing Turnover is Simple - It Can Be Easy, Too!
by Bo Carrington

Far too many organizations spend too much of their time and money trying to figure out why their employees are leaving. Maybe the question they should be asking themselves is "why would they want to stay?"
Leaders & Laggards
In this section, we take a look at recent news and events, and make a gut-reaction determination for three categories:
Leadership
Leader

Demonstrating Clear, Personal Leadership
Leadership Milquetoast
Mediocrity in leadership. Usually an opportunity not taken, or similar.
Leadership
Laggard

Leadership has its idiots, we show you who they are.
"Size matters." -Marriott's Arne Sorenson on their impending acquisition of Starwood properties. He changed his mind!
 


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"So, we'll be diverse if diverse people apply." Twitter's Alex Roetter, followed by a classic apology-that-isn't-really-an-apology.


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"Bah! Humbug!"  --PREIT's CEO, Joe Coradino, on charging $35 or more to let kids sit on Santa's lap. Onto the naughty list you go, Joe...


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Triangle in the News
Training-Best Practices for Leadership with Contact Center Supervisors

Kevin Berchelmann was interviewed for a current article on leadership development for call center Supervisors.

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Kevin Berchelmann spoke at TEEX Leadership Conference

Motivating Slackers

An American Express OPEN forum with Bo Carrington

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Meetings Are For People Who Aren't Too Busy

Pulse article by Kevin Ross published on LinkedIn

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2015 Survey of Senior Leadership
Triangle Performance LLC's 2015 Survey of Senior Leadership (our eighth annual) is available. With almost 15% more respondents than last year, it's a rousing success, and as usual, quite enlightening!

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