Jenoir® Leadership Podcast

New ideas can make a big difference and brainstorming is a popular way to generate them. But how can we make sure our brainstorming meeting does indeed generate useable new ideas vs being another wasted meeting? We are looking at tips for better brainstorming offered up by the The Economist and drawing on our own experience.

https://www.economist.com/business/2022/05/19/making-brainstorming-better

Today's Jenoir International podcast episode explores three ideas that will help us become better negotiators. As always, we will look for practical application, i.e. exactly how will these ideas help us in our everyday work, whether we are negotiating the big trade agreement, a job offer, or a deal with a "hard bargaining" customer. Thanks to our host Christian Clement-Schlimm for insisting to keep things down to earth and relatable.

https://www.jenoir.com/blogs/blog/625632-stop-doing-these-10-things-to-become-a-more-effective-negotiator-in-2021#.YnLbLNqZO5c

In a world of increasing complexity we need a greater diversity of players working more closely to get things done. So if teamwork has always been important, it is even more important now. We also need a clear idea what being a team player means and even a "renaissance of teamwork." Please join me with podcast host Christian Clement-Schlimm as we talk about three power questions that will help us become more effective team players.

https://www.jenoir.com/blogs/blog/440593-teamwork-in-times-of-crisis#.Ymf1Y9qZO5c

Have you ever wondered why some people seem to speak with more authority, get more attention, and act with more impact regardless of their "rank" and title? The answer is "executive presence." Today we are discussing this topic which is particularly important for up and coming executives. Far from "grandstanding," projecting executive presence is about developing confidence based on competence.

https://www.jenoir.com/blogs/blog/462258-how-to-project-executive-presence-while-working-from-home#.YifMTnqZND8

The world is changing and so must managers and leaders. Welcome to the Jenoir International podcast! Our inaugural episode dives into managing and leading remotely which will remain a critical skill even after the pandemic will have faded. But is it really that different from managing "in-person?" We are looking at three critical questions that we believe will help you manage better while working from anywhere. Thanks Christian Clement-Schlimm for conducting the interview!

https://www.jenoir.com/blogs/blog/500868-six-questions-that-will-help-you-manage-lead-better-while-working-from-anywhere#.Yh9qnuj0lD8