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Leaders Who Don’t Support Collaboration Should be Replaced

Leaders Who Don’t Support Collaboration Should be Replaced

By Jacob Morgan on April 6, 2012

“Example is not the main thing in influencing others, it is the only thing“~ Albert Schweitzer Sometimes I wonder if leaders at companies really understand the power they have, not just from a corporate strategic level but from an employee behavior level.  Leaders today’s have a responsibility not only to shareholders but also to the employees […]

Posted in Business, Featured Posts | Tagged collaboration, leaders support collaboration, leadership, management, replacing leaders | 3 Responses

One of the members of LulzSec reported to be an FBI mole

One of the members of LulzSec reported to be an FBI mole

By Dan Morrill on March 6, 2012

So much for not selling out your gang. It looks like Sabu one of the folks who has been speaking for LulzSec has been secretly working for the FBI according to multiple online reports. Lulzsec has been one of the leading hacking groups and has seriously gone after a ton of people, companies, and others […]

Posted in Security | Tagged FBI, Federal Bureau of Investigation, hacking, leadership, LulzSec, Sabu

Entrepreneurs Should be Respected, Not Loved

Entrepreneurs Should be Respected, Not Loved

By Mark Suster on May 14, 2010

I’ve been thinking a lot about what it takes to be a great leader and seem to be having this conversation a lot lately about Facebook, Yahoo!, Zynga and others.  I wrote several of the characteristics when I did the Top 10 (11) Attributes of an Entrepreneur.  One thing that I’ve realized over the years […]

Posted in Entrepreneurship | Tagged Entrepreneurship, facebook, leadership, myspace, photobucket, yahoo, zuckerberg, zynga

Candid Interview with Brian Solis, Author of Engage

Candid Interview with Brian Solis, Author of Engage

By Jacob Morgan on April 19, 2010

I had the opportunity to speak with and interview Brian Solis (who I’m sure many of you know) about his new book, Engage (Brian also wrote the forward for my book, Twittfaced).  I didn’t want to ask the same boring questions that everyone else usually asks, so instead I decided to ask Brian some “serious” […]

Posted in General | Tagged author interview, brian solis, engage, leadership, rants

This is where I get to disagree with Louis Gray about leadership

This is where I get to disagree with Louis Gray about leadership

By Dan Morrill on February 2, 2010

It is not often that I get to disagree with Louis Gray, who is one of the best people to know for any reason. So it is surprising when he writes an article and misses bits and pieces of what makes some companies succeed brilliantly, while other companies settle, settle for anything with a prayer […]

Posted in Entrepreneurship, Strategy | Tagged business, charismatic leader, Entrepreneurship, leadership, Louis Gray, management, startups | 1 Response

Follow up and close out of the Month of Startup Hades

Follow up and close out of the Month of Startup Hades

By Dan Morrill on August 20, 2009

Image by Getty Images via Daylife Things are finally starting to return to normal, we had a bumper crop of sales over the last week, and got our internal problems solved. What is interesting is that rather than “go be your creative best” the leadership style had to change over to completely authoritative, here is […]

Posted in Entrepreneurship | Tagged Entrepreneurship, failure, leadership, management style, startup management, startups | 1 Response

Day Two of Startup Hades

Day Two of Startup Hades

By Dan Morrill on August 13, 2009

Looking for inspiration by reading Marcello’s and Andy’s blogs today. If you do not know, Marcello owned Sampa, and Andy Sack owned Judy’s book. Sampa closed on August 15th, and Judy’s book closed over a year ago, but both are prolific bloggers and have also documented their experiences. Where I am at right now is […]

Posted in Analysis | Tagged Entrepreneurship, failure, leadership, management style, startup management, startups

A Month of Fail – Lessons in Startup Management

A Month of Fail – Lessons in Startup Management

By Dan Morrill on August 13, 2009

Image by lumaxart via Flickr Ever had one of those exceptional months were you have not only caught the fail boat, but threw a fail boat party and no one else showed up? This is the world of failure, deep hard core failure that you have to step back from many of the things you […]

Posted in Analysis | Tagged Entrepreneurship, failure, leadership, management style, startup management, startups | 1 Response

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