A Communicator Cannot Be A Flatterer
26 February 2017
More than in any other trade, it is important to help, rather than please, one’s boss.
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Tag Archives: CEO
CEOs With Daughters Are More Socially Responsible
25 October 2015
A joint team from the University of Miami and the China Europe International Business School compared the corporate social responsibility (CSR) performance of the Standard & Poor’s 500 companies with information on the family profile of their CEOs.
CEOs Should Embrace Twitter
4 October 2015
This is the conclusion of a study carried out by a team from the Universities of Illinois and Washington.
The Disposability Of Communicators Demonstrates Their Importance
22 February 2015
Rear Admiral John Kirby, the Pentagone’s Chief Communicator, is the first casualty of the appointment of Ashton Carter, the new U.S. Secretary of Defense, who wants to bring in his own communicator.
Communications Strategy: Does A Star CEO Make All The Difference?
2 November 2014
Some thoughts on the cases of T-Mobile and Apple.
Book Review: “Only The Paranoid Survive: How To Exploit The Crisis Points That Challenge Every Company” By Andrew S. Grove (1996, 224 Pages)
29 May 2014
A management masterpiece.
Emotions Play A Decisive Role In CEO’s Exercise Of Power
25 May 2014
In his book “Only The Paranoid Survive” (review coming soon on Superception), former Intel boss Andy Grove, one of the most respected CEOs in the U.S. corporate history, discusses the role of emotions in the decision-making process of business leaders.
The Secret To Influencing A Narcissistic CEO
28 July 2013
Media mirror, mirror, tell me who is the boldest.
The Best Way To Instill Confidence In Employees
19 May 2013
A management lesson from Elon Musk, the brilliant founder and CEO of Tesla Motors.
Corporate Values: The Best Remedy Against Micromanagement
7 April 2013
Showing the way to employees rather than dragging them along the way.
The Starbucks Theorem
10 February 2013
The Seattle brand focuses as much on the quality of the human relationship as it does on the excellence of the coffee it serves.
2012 In Review
31 December 2012
For this last post of the year, I take a look back at your favorite Superception articles of 2012 – measured by how many visits each received – and mine.