Archive for the ‘Knowledge’ Category

Leadership Is About Skills Not Gender

Posted by Nina on September 22nd, 2008 under Corporate Performance, Knowledge, Leadership, Nina Simosko, Women  •  5 Comments

The current political scene has brought an important issue to the forefront.  Specifically, how, if at all, are leadership and gender intertwined?  While in the past I have written about leadership and women, what the current situation clarifies for me is that it’s not really about gender at all; but rather, it is about skills [...]

Democratic Dictatorship

Posted by Nina on June 27th, 2008 under Innovation, Knowledge, Leadership, Uncategorized  •  6 Comments

When it comes to leadership, no matter how much a leader may seek the valuable input from their village, at the end of the day, the final decision, regardless of the matter at hand, is the leader’s all alone.  This fact makes for interesting management of the decision-making process.  To be sure, leaders have different [...]

I’ve Learned Enough…Ha!

Posted by Nina on April 23rd, 2008 under Knowledge, Leadership, Nina Simosko  •  19 Comments

One thing that I have learned in life is that you never stop learning. Just when you finish college, there are advanced degrees that beckon. And just when you finish an advanced degree, there’s books, articles speeches, etc. talking about “What They Don’t Teach You at _______.” Well, I fundamentally believe in what John [...]

The Currency of Knowledge

Posted by Nina on February 27th, 2008 under Knowledge, Nina Simosko Tags:  •  2 Comments

In today’s hyper-competitive corporate world, companies are constantly seeking ways to differentiate themselves from and gain advantage over their competitors. But in our information-based economy, where human capital is the predominant “asset” that a company possesses, getting that advantage is truly a factor of the people within the organization. In fact, I would argue that [...]