Simon Sinek: Wie große Führungspersönlichkeiten zum Handeln inspirieren
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Simon Sinek |
TEDxPuget Sound
• September 2009
Simon Sinek hat ein einfaches, aber kraftvolles Modell für inspirierende Führungspersönlichkeiten, das mit einem goldenen Kreis und der Frage "Warum?" startet. Seine Beispiele beinhalten Apple, Martin Luther King, die Brüder Wright -- und als Gegenbeispiel Tivo, die (bis zu einem kürzlichen Erfolg vor Gericht, welcher den Aktienpreis verdreifachte) scheinbar Probleme hatten.
Simon Sinek hat ein einfaches, aber kraftvolles Modell für inspirierende Führungspersönlichkeiten, das mit einem goldenen Kreis und der Frage "Warum?" startet. Seine Beispiele beinhalten Apple, Martin Luther King, die Brüder Wright -- und als Gegenbeispiel Tivo, die (bis zu einem kürzlichen Erfolg vor Gericht, welcher den Aktienpreis verdreifachte) scheinbar Probleme hatten.
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Simon Sinek explores how leaders can inspire cooperation, trust and change. He's the author of the classic "Start With Why."
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