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SmartBlog on Leadership – Can Your Team Say No?

by Jennifer V. Miller

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Twice a month, Lead Change Group authors write a blog post on the SmartBlog on Leadership site. Today it’s my turn with a post called How to Get Your Team to Speak Up. It’s based on my observation that many team leaders create a culture where saying “no” is unacceptable, thereby causing their team members to use the truth recklessly when they say “yes”. Go on over, check it out and leave a comment. Would love to hear from you!

May 17 2012 · Categorized: Leadership · Tagged: Character-based Leadership, Communication, Expectations, Management

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