Presidents’ Day Musings
That’s the title of a new article in the Maine Employment Law Letter. It looks at several presidents and draws from them and what they said leadership lessons for the workplace. It’s an excellent, thought-provoking read.
Presidents’ Day musings
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Awwww, shucks . . . . Thanks, John — compliments like that are always nicest coming from someone whose writing and views you admire. Now, if only you hadn’t also dissed my beloved Patriots . . . !
Barbara, Barbara, Barbara,
I really did think your Presidents’ Day Musings were excellent. I thought it was particularly good to include some presidents who don’t ususally come to mind, as well as including the ususal suspects.
As to the Patriots, I wasn’t dissing them. I was just commenting on what’s in the news. So, it was the news that was dissing them.
Take care.