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In this podcast you will learn how to stay motivated in your workplace, how you can stay energized and driven, and also how managers and leaders can create a highly achieving productive workplace. This podcast is dedicated to the study and function of motivation and drive in the workplace.
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Wednesday Aug 26, 2020
Wednesday Aug 26, 2020
Dr. Ricardo talks about the importance of using Servant Leadership in every day life. Touching on the Paradoxical Commandments for high school leaders that Kent Keith wrote at just 19 years old.
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(Garrett Klemm MAN3240 extra credit)- Some people look down upon the word servant, but this type of leadership seems very positive and effective. I enjoy helping people, I want to see all of us succeeding in life. I won’t let people diffuse my spark for ideas and the way that I think. This leadership style really does reflect my personality because sometimes I feel mean when I give orders. I’m not sure if that’s good or bad. Great podcast!
Friday Oct 02, 2020
Miceli - MAN4442. Servant leader is a servant first. It is important to make sure peoples highest needs are being met. I found this concept extremely interesting as I have not heard much about it beforehand. Servant leader shares power and puts others first to help perform. That is the leader that I hope to be one day. I find it so inspiring to be a positive guidance rather than just an authority figure. I want to do well and help as much and as well as I can.
Thursday Oct 01, 2020
I think utilizing some of the ideals of a servant leader is very beneficial for anyone in management. Ensuring that your employees needs are met and that I as a manager and leader make their well being as a priority will indicate how much they are valued.
Thursday Oct 01, 2020
Oh my these commandments are beautiful. We should remind ourselves that good deeds will not always be appreciate but we must do it anyway. A servant leader doesn’t serve to get praise they serve because it’s the right and good thing to do.
Thursday Oct 01, 2020
This is truly inspiring! It is crucial to be understanding and meeting your employees needs. This has given me a whole new perspective on leadership. This is a must-listen.
Tuesday Sep 29, 2020
Another motivating podcast this is a great talk about how you should never give up. No matter what the out come could be you should always keep going. The fact that no matter what you do can be shot down is true but you should always keep trying because they will give up before you will and they you will succeed. Also having a motivated staff will bring in more revenue because people enjoy being motivated and the feeling of accomplishment
Sunday Sep 27, 2020
This podcast filled me with very insightful information! I did not know what a servant leader was until I listened to this podcast. Servant leaders put others first and helps them perform the best possible. As a future manager, I hope to become a servant leader to my employees.
Sunday Sep 27, 2020
It’s good to hear about servant leadership. They are a great asset to the world. This episode was very encouraging. The leader should care about the employees then the organization because it’s all about team work. Without the people the organization would fail.
Sunday Sep 27, 2020
I had no idea that Robert K. Greenleaf that coined the term “servant leadership.” I firmly practice and believe in servant leadership. The podcast is in line with the thoughts of the Chinese philosopher Confucius (497 BC) whose idea was that leaderships primary function is to serve its people (servant leadership).
Saturday Sep 26, 2020
The podcast was very informative on the concept of Servant Leadership. I never heard of servant leadership before this podcast. I think this type of leadership is great in a workplace. That employees can respond well to a servant leader that is kind and supportive. I want to strive to become a servant leader when I become a manager in the future.
Friday Sep 25, 2020
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