Dale Carnegie of Orange County | Improving Leadership Effectiveness
Historically, the most successful leaders rise through the ranks due to their acute personal and professional skills. These soft skills stand the test of time and keep organizations competitive as the business climate fluctuates. However, most leaders are not effective at employee training to pass these skills down to the next leader in line. In […]
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Senior leaders around the world now recognize the importance of company culture. It is the cornerstone to an engaged workforce and, ultimately, to a company’s financial performance. Dale Carnegie recently completed a research study to get insight into how high-performing organizations manage the different elements of culture. We surveyed 600 senior leaders across a range
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Dale Carnegie of Orange County was the proud sponsor of The Lighthouse Group’s most recent community outing: an afternoon at the Angel’s game. The Lighthouse participants were excited to get to go as a group with Lighthouse Leaders and their family to enjoy the day. Our team helped hit the event out of the park
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The modern executive assistant (EA) has elevated expectations and new functions that were not done before. In addition to performing all the administrative tasks like calendaring, booking travel, and organizing events, many EA’s also oversee functions that used to be the purview of HR, finance, or operations. The role of the EA has expanded to
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As our society’s empathy evolves, vocabulary and specific word choice should shift in tandem. Dale Carnegie studied great leaders and illustrated the power of connecting with people in his famous book How to Win Friends and Influence People many years ago. He understood the power of assessing the phrases and words used to avoid unintentionally
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