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What are the 3 biggest challenges faced by supply chain/purchasing professionals today? (Survey Result 18)
There are many factors both internally as well as externally that are affecting supply chain/ procurement practices today. From the growing talent vacuum to the continuing lack of collaboration between Finance, IT and Purchasing relative to corporate initiatives. What in your own experiences and opionions are the top 3 issues that procurement professionals face?

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Being a new leader naturally brings some anxiety and tension and of course, you want to be the perfect leader. This article gives some guidelines for creating a trusting relationship with the folks you're leading, whether you're a new leader or seasoned-expert leader.
The Seventh Commandment of Leadership-Self Management and Relationship Power
The most difficult person that you will manage in your leadership career is you. That is a very hard statement to get your hands around and grasp but managing yourself is a very challenging task. Without good self-management, the delicate balance between leader and follower is jeopardized. You can loose credibility. You can damage relationships. You can completely become irrelevant. First, a little background on self management. Self management is half of the science of emotional intelligence. Emotional intelligence tells us that eighty percent of our reactions, responses and projections are driven by emotion and not by logic or processed thought.
ADKAR Change Model - An Evaluation of Its Strengths and Weaknesses
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The Great Secrets of a True Leader
To be most successful, leadership can not be treated simply as a role you play or as a program for middle management, but rather it must be viewed at all levels as a way of "being a leader." This "soft stuff" is hard work, but as a leader you already knew that.
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11 Common Faults of Meeting Management:¡¥How To Meet Less and Achieve More¡¦ plus having everyone look forward to your meetings. Conducting meetings is a requirement of leadership. A key competence in how to run a business successfully, whether you¡¦re the owner of the company, a manager or a team leader; if you want to really get good at being a successful leader, motivating others to higher performance, then you want to learn to avoid 'death by meeting'.

Team Excellence Fourth Ingredient - A Great Leader
Every team needs to have a good leader in order to be effective. Sometimes the true leader is an informal one rather than the formal leader. Having a leader that is too strong can lead to problems. This article deals with the function of a leader in creating great teamwork.
A Common Purpose
A leader has to win the hearts and minds of his management team to create a Common Purpose. This doesn’t happen by accident. It depends on values, beliefs that create the foundation for how the team works together. It is imperative that the leader understands these values and beliefs.
Leading from the Inside Out
A leader may or may not be appointed to head a group or organization - to be put in charge. Whether formally in the role or not, a leader makes things happen. A leader takes action. A leader doesn't say something must be done about this, a leader does something about it. Leadership is a verb, not a noun. Leadership is action, not a position. Leadership is defined by what we do, not the role we are in. We all need to be leaders, regardless of the roles we may be in.

Pulling Your Team To Success
Over the years, the catch phrase has become - "Don't talk the talk, if you can't walk the walk." The more involved a leader is, the better - - so long as it is involvement, and NOT micro management. The team needs to know the leader believes in them, and that the leader is part of the team.

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