by stuartferster | Mar 23, 2021 | Blog, Business, Company Culture, Leadership, Stuart Ferster
Different organizations apply different leadership styles; this is because every organization has its unique goals to achieve. Depending on the situation, a leader may decide that a task-oriented style or a people-oriented one is a better fit for their team. Below is...
by stuartferster | Feb 25, 2021 | Blog, Business, Company Culture, Leadership, Stuart Ferster
Within the past years, the world has faced severe climatic change caused by global warming. Temperature rise in the earth’s atmosphere results in increased sea level. If businesses take no step, it will be horrific for humanity, as more people will face extreme...
by stuartferster | Jan 13, 2021 | Blog, Business, Company Culture, Leadership
Everyone needs a New Year’s resolution, including businesses. New Year’s resolutions grant focus for the coming year. Setting New Year’s resolutions for a business requires reflection and foresight. Where should the business be in a year or more? A...
by stuartferster | Dec 21, 2020 | Blog, Growth Mindset, Leadership, Leadership Skills, Leadership Traits, Stuart Ferster
When you think of grit, a tough cowboy from the old west might come to mind. Though the cowboys on the screen demonstrated grit, it’s more than just a tough guy act. It’s about the approach a person takes to life. Grit is defined as a personality trait...
by stuartferster | Nov 23, 2020 | Blog, Company Culture, Leadership, Stuart Ferster
A diverse workplace comes with all sorts of benefits, including more innovation and higher productivity. However, gender equality can often feel a little easier said than done. Though many workplaces believe they do not discriminate, unconscious biases can still lead...
by stuartferster | Oct 21, 2020 | Blog, Company Culture, Leadership, Leadership Skills, Leadership Traits, Stuart Ferster
Some corporate executives, like Tesla’s Elon Musk, are larger than life. They lead massive organizations that drive innovation and impact our society in significant ways. But executives are also humans, and humans make mistakes. An executive job in a big corporation...
