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2 weeks ago |
prdaily.com | David Grossman
In today’s workplace, employees aren’t just asking for information — they’re asking for honesty. They want leaders who are open, real and willing to share what’s really going on — even when the answers aren’t easy. That’s where transparency comes in. It’s one of the most powerful tools a leader has to build trust, reduce uncertainty and create a sense of shared purpose. In this Q&A, I unpack what transparency really looks like in action — and why it’s more essential than ever in modern leadership.
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1 month ago |
learnwell.com | David Grossman |Diana Peterson-More |Bill Treasurer |Marcella Bremer
This month's Leadership Carnival contains expert contributions on the topics of: Communications| Creativity/Inspiration | Culture | Development | Emotional Intelligence | Engagement | Ethics / Ethical Leadership | Productivity | Team Buildingby David GrossmanMany of today's biggest performance issues inside organizations stem from one root cause: a failure to communicate well.
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1 month ago |
mondaq.com | David Grossman |Edward Delman
Ninth Circuit affirms dismissal of copyright infringementclaim against musician Lil Nas X, finding that mere availability ofplaintiff influencer's photographs on Instagram does not amountto access to those photographs and that defendant's Instagramphotographs were not substantially similar to plaintiff'sphotographs in selection and arrangement of constituentelements.
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1 month ago |
jdsupra.com | Edward Delman |David Grossman
Ninth Circuit affirms dismissal of copyright infringement claim against musician Lil Nas X, finding that mere availability of plaintiff influencer’s photographs on Instagram does not amount to access to those photographs and that defendant’s Instagram photographs were not substantially similar to plaintiff’s photographs in selection and arrangement of constituent elements.
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1 month ago |
prdaily.com | David Grossman
Modern leadership attribute No.10: The art of meaningful appreciation: Moving beyond ‘thank you’Picture this: A leader stands up at a town hall meeting and says, “I want to thank everyone for their hard work this quarter.” While well-intentioned, this generic expression of gratitude often falls flat. Why? Because meaningful appreciation isn’t about broad statements — it’s about specific recognition that makes people feel truly seen and valued. 1.
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