Read on for tips to see where you fall on the measuring stick of managerial success:
They understand that success isn’t the goal.
If you think that great leaders focus solely on success, think again. Sure, huge profit margins are magnificent, but that isn’t what great leaders strive for. “Success is very rarely the goal for them,” says Grant. In fact, success is a byproduct of many other factors (like building a rapport with your workers, encouraging them to seek work-life balance, etc.) that, once combined, will inevitably achieve success.
Do you know anyone who would be a good candidate for the Transportation Leadership Program? Applications are now being accepted for Cohort #10, until May 31, 2024.
For the program application and overview, click here.
Don't hesitate to contact Donna Shea if you have any questions or would like to discuss potential candidates.
"I start with the premise that the function of leadership is to produce more leaders, not more followers."
- Ralph Nader
“What distinguishes the greatest leaders of our time, it's that success is very rarely a goal for them; it's a byproduct of other goals that they have.”
~Adam Grant
Training Opportunities
We will continue to update the schedule with dates and locations, so check in with us regularly.
Upcoming Transportation Leadership Program (TLP) Classes
