by ronalvesteffer | Mar 29, 2018 | Leadership, Professional Development
Awhile ago, I was asked to speak to students at a local high school about how they can better prepare themselves for the workforce. If there’s one thing that I’m passionate about, besides Steelers football, it’s developing others. And I saw this as...
by ronalvesteffer | Mar 22, 2018 | Culture
Great leaders have non-negotiable values and they surround themselves with people who share those values. At Service Express one of our non-negotiable values for leaders is to be great communicators. An organization’s capacity to achieve great results is proportional...
by ronalvesteffer | Feb 1, 2018 | Leadership
In the past I have blogged about how performance measurement aids in creating high-performance cultures. But performance measurement should never eclipse an organization’s most powerful asset- people. Metrics and measures have a funny way of pushing their way...
by ronalvesteffer | Mar 3, 2016 | Leadership
If there’s one thing that a majority of us can agree on, it’s not that one political party or another has failed us, but that too many politicians have failed to live up to their role as leaders. It’s evident in their unwillingness to simply do their...
by ronalvesteffer | Jun 11, 2015 | Culture
8 Attributes of the Big Dumb Company: This is the first post in a two-part series. As an organization grows from its entrepreneurial roots as an innovative upstart into a larger organization, it must guard against developing attributes of the Big Dumb Company;...