Gallup Business Journal
Summary: Official free podcast of articles from the Gallup Business Journal. The Gallup Business Journal is a publication for senior executives, featuring hard-hitting articles and interviews that show businesses worldwide how to increase productivity and profits and compete in the 21st century. In Mp3 and updated as new content is published. For a complete list of podcasts, visit the GBJ website at http://businessjournal.gallup.com.
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Podcasts:
Your strengths are stronger, and your weaknesses weaker, than you realize, say the authors of Power of Two in this podcast of their GMJ article Why Partners Need Complementary Strengths.
The employee-customer encounter must be measured and managed locally. Learn more in this podcast of the GMJ article HumanSigma Rule #3.
This Indian company proves that it's possible to create engagement among field salespeople, even in the most difficult territories. Learn more in this podcast of the GMJ article Engaging a Remote Sales Force.
Yes, it's possible. Here's how one hospital turned the budget over to its employees and reaped a windfall. Learn more in this podcast of the GMJ article What Leaders Must Do Next.
It's going to be a long, grueling road ahead for CEOs and senior executives -- even if the economy turns the corner. Learn how leaders can manage the many challenges they'll face in this podcast of the GMJ article What Leaders Must Do Next.
An alarmingly low percentage of consumers say they have one particular employee they like to work with at their bank, according to a Gallup survey. Learn more in this podcast of the GMJ article Bankers, Meet Your Customers.
Learn the keys to building customer engagement in business-to-business relationships in this podcast of the GMJ article B2B Customers Have Feelings Too.
The economy will likely get worse before it gets better. Learn how executives can keep managers and workers focused and engaged in this podcast of the GMJ article The Economic Crisis: A Leadership Challenge.
Learn how engagement can reduce error rates in healthcare organizations in this podcast of the GMJ article Hospitals: Never Have a Never Event.
Podcast of the GMJ article Making Mergers Work
In tough economic times, a strengths-based approach is more relevant than ever, say Brian Brim and Heather Wright in this podcast of their GMJ article The Strengths to Confront Tough Times.
A focus on people keeps U.S. Bank on solid ground while other banks go under. Learm more in this podcast of the GMJ article How U.S. Bank Weathers the Crisis.
