by Trammell McGee-Cooper and Associates, Inc. | Nov 30, 2010 | News, servant leadership
AMCA and Luminant Comanche Peak Nuclear Power Plant have been partnering together to build a culture of Servant Leadership since 1990. Kurt Schultz, an employee at CPNPP, recently sent us an excellent definition of servant leadership in a short paper his 15 year...
by Trammell McGee-Cooper and Associates, Inc. | Nov 12, 2010 | News, servant leadership, Southwest Airlines
Since I first began flying SWA in and out of Lovefield, I’ve noticed the Extraordinary enthusiasm and ‘can do‘spirit of skycaps at SWA. One who immediately won my heart over and over is Issom Willis who proudly welcomes Customers at Lovefield baggage curbside...
by Trammell McGee-Cooper and Associates, Inc. | Oct 29, 2010 | News, servant leadership, Southwest Airlines
Three tired travelers raced to gate 43 at Houston Hobby Airport, hoping to fly home on standby. Two Southwest Airline Gate Agents, Renee and Tom, decked out in festive T-Shirts quickly and efficiently found three open seats and “cackled” gleefully, knowing...
by Trammell McGee-Cooper and Associates, Inc. | Oct 19, 2010 | Carrollton Police Department, Matt Kosec, News, servant leadership
For most police officers or fire fighters their badge number is something they will always remember and cherish. Organizations assign numerous employee or payroll numbers, but none hold the significance of a badge number. In most cases it is a connotation...
by Trammell McGee-Cooper and Associates, Inc. | Oct 7, 2010 | Duane Trammell, Life/Work Balance, News, servant leadership
One of my favorite learning activities we do in our You Don’t Have to Go Home from Work Exhausted! workshop is to recall favorite moments in your life and use these as reference points to create new energy. Sometimes, Ann will lead participants in an imaging...
by Trammell McGee-Cooper and Associates, Inc. | Oct 4, 2010 | News
When we learn that someone close to us has just lost a parent, one can struggle to know what to do or say. There are all the obvious things, “I’m so sorry. How can I help? Please go be with your family. We will cover for you at work.” And of course, going to be with...