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Carla Schnitker

About Carla Schnitker

Early in her career, Carla got fascinated by change processes and leadership. Now twenty plus years later she is still working in that field. No longer an executive or interim manager, Carla now mentors managers who want to make a difference in their organization. She’s the author of Leading through Change: Six Principles for Leading People in Unpredictable Times.
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19 04, 2017

Let’s Talk About Delegation

By |April 19th, 2017|

Delegation is a very important tool in your leadership tool kit. It often doesn’t get the priority that it deserves because the added value is unclear. Let’s have a look at all the value that delegation can add before discussing some simple guidelines to implement it.

The added value of delegation can be:

Trust

Can you think of […]

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12 04, 2017

Cheat Sheet: Three Inspiring Leadership Lessons

By |April 12th, 2017|

What inspires me is reading about leadership lessons of people who are successful and actually leading larger organizations. I have many favorite ones. Here are three of them:

1 – Keep sight of what really matters

This leadership lesson is best illustrated by the following story:

Walt Bettinger, CEO of to the Charles Schwab corporations, described in the […]

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5 04, 2017

Why You Might Fail In Leadership

By |April 5th, 2017|

In my book, Leading through Change: six principles for leading people in unpredictable times, I discuss how important it is for any leader to have a vision. Surprisingly enough, creating a vision can be a very difficult task for leaders. I have spoken to managers who didn’t go further than expressing that they wanted to […]

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29 03, 2017

How To End Follow-Through Issues

By |March 29th, 2017|

Scenario:

Joel is frustrated. He was preparing the one-on-one with Claude when he realized that Claude hadn’t set up that meeting with the IT group. Grrrrrrr. Joe still remembers vividly that he had asked Claude to arrange the meeting, including the agenda. He asked when they were both getting a coffee at Starbucks before the all-staff […]