Fifteen supervisors at Duke University Hospital take six-month Supervisory Excellence Program together During a session of the Keys to Supervisory Success professional development course at Duke, a ...

It is not exactly a news flash that many manufacturing leaders are on the verge of a well-earned retirement. Upskilling your frontline supervisors to develop leaders in-house is one way to ensure ...

Common mistakes in leadership development include promoting employees for the wrong reasons and underestimating training ...

Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights. Dr. Cheryl Robinson covers areas of leadership, pivoting and careers. With fewer managerial positions and increasing demands on ...

Many new or established supervisors face the problem of deciding upon an appropriate leadership style and determining "How Much Control Should You Keep?" over their team. They struggle with questions ...

Officers with the Duncan Police Department recently completed supervisor training through the Federal Bureau of Investigation ...

A change in leadership on the Gilpin board of supervisors isn’t sitting well with at least one township official. During the board’s annual reorganization meeting this month, Tina Thompson was elected ...

HOOVER - Jefferson State Community College, The Shelby County Chamber and 58 INC – Shelby County’s Economic Development ...

EXETER TWP., Pa. – The Exeter Township Board of Supervisors focused on reorganization during its first meeting of the year Monday night. It began with the election of the leadership of the board.

Nine-month program in Duke Human Resources gives 13 supervisors the confidence and tools to thrive In 2021, Jorge Fidhel Gonzalez faced a decision: should he take on the challenge of becoming the ...

Executive-level positions with salaries over $100,000 a year require more than just industry knowledge and technical skills; They demand robust leadership abilities. Possessing strong leadership ...

It’s 100 degrees in the shade, and on the job site—wedged between the skid steer and metric tonnes of 400-degree asphalt—the temperature isn’t the only thing rising. Tempers flare. One wrong word ...