Does Your Brain Need an Upgrade?

Posted By: Robyn Greenspan
Filed Under: world business forum, robyn greenspan, executive recruiters, executive hiring, diversity, emotional intelligence, claudio fernández-aráoz

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"Nothing is more important for our career success than making great people decisions," said Claudio Fernández-Aráoz, author of Great People Decisions at the 2011 World Business Forum, where ExecuNet exclusively reported. When he surveyed which of the thousands of business leaders in the audience were formally trained in this selection process, very few raised their hands.

Published on: Tuesday, January 17, 2012

When You’re Very Young

Posted By: Anthony Vlahos
Filed Under: leadership, anthony vlahos, engagement, brand

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When you're very young:

You wonder, "What exciting thing is going to happen today?"
You experiment.
You LOOK.
You imagine.
You learn.
You play.
You share.
You make friends.
You're curious.
You're joyous.
You change.
You grow.
You're a fanatic about your loves.
You're brimming with crazy energy.
The world hasn't shown you how to corral the thing and be normal.

Published on: Friday, August 19, 2011

Non-Verbal Communication: Understanding and Mastering the Secrets of Body Language

Posted By: Joseph Daniel McCool
Filed Under: leadership, joseph daniel mccool, communication, linda dominguez

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Sometimes, it's what someone doesn't say or the attitudes and beliefs they betray non-verbally that communicate more than words and which really mean the most.

Author and trainer, Linda R. Dominguez, a coach with the Executive Coaching and Resource Network and guest presenter for an exclusive ExecuNet webinar, says non-verbal communication constitutes as much as 65 percent of any conversation you may engage in as a business leader.