5 Principles of remuneration system

published in: Leadership

03 Sep
2010

The remuneration system is one of many elements that directly affect the success of the company. Unfortunately, there is no universal five prinicples, 5 principles, remuneration systemefficient system applicable to all the specifics of various types of businesses and individuals.  But there are principles which distinguish the better remuneration systems:

Principle 3. If an employee may get fired for poor performance, s/he must have the opportunity to get "rich" for top performance.

5 Principles of remuneration system


Leadership and Staff Assessment

published in: Leadership

26 Aug
2010
Managers take decisions based on their own opinion and evaluation of a person and his/her performance.leader, leadership, staff assessment, assessment  How often this opinion is based on a systematic objective staff assessment?
 
Leadership rests on correct decisions.  More objective knowledge about the subordinates presumes more correct decisions.  Therefore, staff assessment gains popularity.  The majority appraisal systems focus on the human potential, which requires specialists - often psychologists. 
 
But is man’s potential the right focus?
Leadership and Staff Assessment


Leadership and Charles Darwin’s Theory of Evolution

published in: Leadership

09 Jul
2010

The great insight of Charles Darwin is that leadership, leader, evolution processspecies evolve in the process of random genetic mutation (untargeted changes) and natural selection. 

In business, it’s not that different - survive and thrive those that adapt rapidly.
 
In the book "Built to Last, Jim Collins and Jerry Poras, said: "Researching the history of vision-oriented companies, we were impressed by the fact that they have made their most successful moves not by precise strategic planning, but through experiments and mistakes by taking advantage of ...

 

Leadership and Charles Darwin’s Theory of Evolution


What Comes First in Leadership WHO or WHAT

published in: Leadership

21 May
2010

The leaders explained their action: "Look, I really do not know where I should get this bus to.  leadership, who or what, leadersBut one thing I know for sure: if we get the right people on board, if we put them on the right positions for them, and if we drop those considered improper for our journey, there's no way we cannot reach to a great place. "

What Comes First in Leadership WHO or WHAT


Innovations in Company Policy

published in: Leadership

05 May
2010

Unfortunately, innovations in corporate and social structures are very small.  Neither in government structures, nor in corporate structures can we find innovations equivalent in importance to those in the technology world.  Probable reason for this imbalance isinnovation, innovations, company policy

Innovations in Company Policy


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