Parker, Smith & Feek
From Seattle to Charleston, tower cranes are dominating the skylines. New construction projects seem to be on every street corner in most metropolitan cities these days. With all of this activity, the possibility that damage may occur on one of those projects; insurance may be needed to pay for the damage; and the owner, developer, and contractors may be confused as to which policy should respond is foremost on the minds of claims professionals.
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Andrew Jenkins
Talking to yourself - healthy or bad? Here’s how to give yourself the medicine and use purposeful language to achieve personal success and lead others.
You? Yes, you! Do you talk to yourself too?
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Contributed by Brandon Laws
Onboarding is a critical time for new employees. Not only does it set the tone and stage for their time with your company, but it can also have long-reaching effects on employee performance and morale.
Here are some fun ways you can spice up your employee onboarding program to ensure new employees feel connected and welcomed right off the bat.
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Jim Grew
Enjoy this series of shorts on Leadership from Jim.
This issue looks at one of your most powerful competitive advantages.
The headline in the Wall Street Journal page one article reads: “Wells Fargo Bankers, Chasing Bonuses, Overcharged Clients.” Ignore for a moment whether they did it, and did it for the reason in the headline. Consider the scale of damage to any business, let alone one that has a trust reputation headed for the basement. Despite our best logic, our emotions scream, “If they did it to those people, they’ll do it to me, and I won’t know until it’s too late.” Do you want your customers spiraling that way about you and your business?
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Steve Rosvold
Here is a short lesson for Chief Financial Officers from athletes. In most sports, like business, success is measured in degrees and is often the culmination of many small victories and small failures. For example, in American football, the cornerback – a player whose main job is to defend against the forward pass by the opposing team – fails over 65% of the time, the percentage of forward passes completed in Professional Football. How do cornerbacks thrive – the best make over USD 30 million/year – when their success rate is less than 35%?
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