How LEAN produced significant profits through Great Teaming
Several months ago we arrived early at the TDIndustries San Antonio Office to set up for a class the next day. Jerry Millership, HVAC Service Manager, and two other Partners were working on a project on one side of the room, and we asked permission to pull up a...Can we be a great place to work, without nap pods?
X By Matt Kosec, Adjunct Partner, AMCA The enthusiasm was palpable as members of the Servant Leadership Learning Community walked in the room during a rainy April morning. Although we all enjoyed networking with peers who share the journey of servant leadership,...A Classic Story of Servant Leadership in Action
One of my favorite opportunities to learn is getting to sit in on Client meetings and this one was awesome! The leader was a VP meeting with eleven Directors to celebrate a really challenging, successful year and inspire the group to bring even more...TDIndustries Shares Best Practices that Help Them Stay in the Top 100 Best Places to Work in America
AND … How Systems Thinking “Creates” Time for the Proactive Servant Leader Our last Servant Leadership Learning Community session of the year was a powerful and eye-opening session. Just being inside TD brings fresh energy as you see a wall of distinguished faces of...Unleashing Organizational Talent Through Discretionary Performance and Servant Leadership
by Mike Blevins One of the business reasons that I support Servant Leadership is because it encourages discretionary performance. Many employees respond personally to servant-leaders in a way that gives that extra effort, discretionary performance, to the...
"Ann McGee-Cooper teaches us that 'work' and 'drudgery' are not synonymous. She shows how a job can be a source of fellowship, zest, pride, fun, and individual expression. If we follow her precepts, we will return home refreshed, not jaded, and inspired rather than debilitated, at the end of our 'fun day,' not our 'work day.' We will also collectively be a more productive, competitive, and healthy society. I believe in what she says." Herb Kelleher
Founder and Chairman Emeritus
Southwest Airlines