Tag Archives: trust

(#316) Process, Trust, And Organizational Growth: An Optimistic Approach

Posted on June 12, 2016 by stevepiscitelli

Trust is what teams, students, teachers, employees and leaders need in order to challenge the process on the way to a better answer.   Earlier this week I stumbled upon some notes from a meeting I attended more than two … Continue reading →

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(#299) The First Forty Years

Posted on February 14, 2016 by stevepiscitelli

If you held me down to provide the “secret sauce,” I’d say it is simply giving each other space. This week’s blog posting has a more personal indulgence than past posts. Hopefully, in keeping with the theme of this blog, you … Continue reading →

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(#219) The First Day of Class: People Before Paper!

Posted on August 3, 2014 by stevepiscitelli

Student success will be enhanced when we establish an environment of personal validation and respect. [NOTE to reader: This week’s post comes from my forthcoming book (work-in-progress) on mentoring faculty.  In the weeks ahead look for posts on this blog that … Continue reading →

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