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Becoming a leader at work can be a challenge. You want to be a leader but you do not carry the title. So, how do you go about positioning yourself as a leader at work?
There are many ways, but listed below are some that comes to mind. You can use these actions that will inevitably position yourself as a leader at work without being too obvious about your ambitions.
Read more at http://www.careerealism.com/tips-becoming-leader-work/#yrCTGZqCQzWGPZwH.99
Dan Rockwell, author of the “Leadership Freak” blog
via Ten Nuggets of Wisdom About Leadership.
Alison Green
If you’re like most people, you’re not too fond of all the meetings you get stuck attending at work. But have you ever considered whether your co-workers are sick of having you in their meetings, because you engage in behavior that derails or disrupts the conversation? After all, most meeting derailers don’t realize that their behavior is annoying others.
Here are the top 10 ways you might be frustrating colleagues in meetings. Read more…
Bill Gates on helpful feedback.
Stephanie L. Gross, MSLIS 