Steadying the Ship: How to address inconsistent employee performance
“One week they’re our top performer – the next, deadlines are missed and quality slips.”
If you’ve managed a team for any length of time, you’ve likely faced this frustrating scenario. Inconsistent performance can disrupt...
The one thing we cannot afford to lose
WE live in an age that celebrates multitasking. The busier a person is, the more important he appears. Calendars are packed, phones never stop buzzing, and the to-do list grows faster than it shrinks....
Consider the effects
On August 25, Malacañang said it was open to proposals to ban platforms such as Facebook over online harms. I find the prospect of a nationwide Facebook ban quite troubling. Ordinary Filipinos should not...
More than a checklist: Why employee evaluation is critical to organizational success
When asked about employee evaluations, many people picture annual meetings filled with awkward silences, generic feedback, and discussions focused solely on pay raises. But when done well, employee evaluation is far more than a...
Learning to see the body as God sees it
TO see the human body as God sees it requires more than avoiding pornography. It requires relearning vision. The world teaches young people to consume bodies; Christ teaches them to recognize persons and sacred...
The Bible and History: How leaders go astray
Leading is a sacred trust.
Whether in government, business, education, or community service, leaders are expected to promote the welfare of those they serve. Yet history and scripture alike reveal a recurring truth: power can...