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Interpersonal Skills Lacking in Newly Hired Executives
Seventy-five percent of newly hired executives report having trouble with interpersonal skills

Eileen McDargh
May 13, 20111 min read


NPR coverage of Female WWII PITS Earns Coveted GRACIE Award.
The end of this month, I’ll be heading to the Beverly Hilton and a walk down a red carpet. Yes, paparazzi and all.

Eileen McDargh
May 5, 20112 min read
Leadership Lessons From Anne Mulcahy
Anne Mulcahy - former President and CEO responsible for the dramatic turnaround of Xerox Corporation

Eileen McDargh
May 4, 20111 min read
Donna Karan Has A Passion For People
Urban Zen is not a far-out sushi bar but rather a non-profit foundation created by fashion designer, Donna Karan.

Eileen McDargh
May 1, 20111 min read
Listen Up, Government! The People on the Ground Know
Dateline: Alaska, Kupreanof Island. In nearby Kake, Alaska, unemployment stands at 80%. In an attempt to help the battered timber industry

Eileen McDargh
Apr 11, 20111 min read
Full Steam Ahead! Revised And Expanded
My friend Jesse Lyn Stoner and Ken Blanchard have revised and expanded their popular book Full Steam Ahead!

Eileen McDargh
Apr 7, 20111 min read
A Whale Festival with No Whales!
For the best few days, as I made my early morning run along the beach and across the headlands that overlook Dana Point Harbor

Eileen McDargh
Mar 7, 20111 min read
Leadership Insights from St. Francis of Assisi
My twin brother, a professor in the School of Theology at Boston College, just sent me a powerful reading for the Feast of St. Francis.

Eileen McDargh
Mar 7, 20113 min read
Is There Such A Thing As Too Much Communication?
Most of us have worked for more than one employer who didn't communicate well or at all with employees.

Eileen McDargh
Mar 3, 20111 min read
Is Your Family a Barrier to a Senior Leadership Position?
I get daily updates on any news that comes out related to leadership and women.

Eileen McDargh
Feb 5, 20111 min read
Small Stuff Matters... in Life and Death
Dr. Richard Carlson hit international fame with his Don’t Sweat the Small Stuff series.

Eileen McDargh
Jan 22, 20111 min read
Legacy Left by a Sweater
A group of neighborhood women gathered last night at my house. In traveling so much, I hardly see folks that are literally close to me.

Eileen McDargh
Dec 18, 20101 min read
How Do you Want to Be Remembered?
The Remembrance Study recently asked 600 people to select their top life values from a list of 110 options.

Eileen McDargh
Nov 11, 20101 min read
It Takes Leadership to Jumpstart a Village!
“A community first and a company second.” Not words you’d expect to hear from an organization that ten years ago was bankrupt, being sued

Eileen McDargh
Nov 10, 20102 min read
Beware, Leaders! Listen to your customer service voice mail message.
I am so furious I could spit. I need a printer that can be networked via wireless. I USED to have good luck with HP.

Eileen McDargh
Nov 8, 20101 min read
Leadership Tips for Women from Deloitte Chairman, Sharon Allen
When someone interviews the highest-ranking woman in the history of the big four accounting firms, I sit up and take notice.

Eileen McDargh
Oct 16, 20101 min read
Imagination Rules The Weekend
The Tall Ships entered Dana Point this weekend. How fun to see adults get into character and become heroes and villains from another era.

Eileen McDargh
Sep 13, 20101 min read
Labor Day: A Spirituality of work by Jan Chittister, OSB
“Work,” the Persian poet Gibran writes, “is love made visible.” A spirituality of work is based on a heightened sense of sacramentality,

Eileen McDargh
Sep 7, 20103 min read
You’re Known by The Magazines You Read!
Just landed in Minneapolis for the connection to Duluth and a week canoeing portions of the Boundary Waters

Eileen McDargh
Aug 26, 20101 min read
Maid for Leadership
I do mean “maid”. You know—a housekeeper. Leadership is what I see in the three times now that Angelica has come to our house to clean

Eileen McDargh
Jul 15, 20101 min read

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