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Michael Leckie
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For over 25 years, Michael has led transformations and cultural change from small to huge enterprises across a wide variety of industries. Instead of working only with C-suite executives, he wants to bring his teaching, and questions to you and be your career coach on RUclips. Helping those of you in your 20s, 30s, and 40s to better navigate your careers, making better choices with ease. Look forward to your questions in the comments section, and I'll do my best to answer them for you!
Lessons from the 2024 U.S. Political Landscape (Leadership)
How can you disrupt your leadership style to navigate challenges more effectively? What can leaders learn from the bold moves of figures like Joe Biden, Kamala Harris, and Donald Trump? Watch as we explore these disruptions, draw parallels to business leadership, and discuss strategies for staying adaptable in an ever-changing environment. Don’t forget to leave your questions in the comments.
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What Can Corporate Leaders Learn from Presidential Campaigns?
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Today we dive into the fascinating parallels between presidential campaigns and corporate leadership. Discover how strategies from the campaign trail can be applied to build and motivate high-performing teams in the workplace. Using real-time examples from the Harris and Trump campaigns, we explore the power of newness, the balance between innovation and comfort, and the importance of a unified...
Handling HIGH PRESSURE Situations Like a Pro
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Ever wondered how presidential candidates manage high-pressure debates and intense public scrutiny? We break down the techniques used by top political figures and show how you can apply them to your leadership challenges. From staying calm under pressure to focusing on the most useful response, we share practical strategies that you can use in your career. Whether you’re facing a tough meeting ...
Leadership in a Polarized Climate
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Today we tackle the impact of today’s increasingly polarized political climate on the HR landscape and workplace relationships. With elections happening worldwide, political discourse is more intense than ever, and this discussion explores how business leaders can maintain positive relationships with diverse stakeholders amidst the divide. Learn practical strategies for fostering open dialogue,...
Distinguishing Yourself: Adaptability and Strategy (Leadership Lessons from Politics)
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In this special edition of our Career Ask Me Anything, we explore the key leadership and communication strategies that corporate executives can learn from recent presidential styles, particularly from the U.S., U.K., and Canada. From adaptability in the face of change to the importance of distinguishing yourself from predecessors, we break down how these political lessons can be applied to orga...
I'm Resigning! Honesty vs. Strategy (Career Transitions)
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Should you be completely honest with your employer when resigning, or is it better to protect your own interests? Join us as we discuss the pros and cons of both approaches, share personal experiences, and offer actionable advice on how to handle sensitive career transitions. Send us your question here 👉 www.michaelleckie.com/ask If you’d like to dig deeper in these topics, consider my book The...
Analyzing Debate Styles: What Do They Reveal About Leadership?
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Does a strong stage presence equate to effective leadership? What can we learn from leaders who work on their communication skills? Today we dive into the political arena to uncover valuable lessons for business leaders. Following the recent Biden-Trump debate, we explore how a candidate’s debate style and performance can shed light on their decision-making processes and leadership approach. We...
Emotional Responses in Leadership and Politics
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In light of recent dramatic events in global politics, we dive into the crucial role of emotional responses and how they influence both political and business leadership. What we discuss today: - The impact of emotional reactions on voters’ perceptions and decision-making processes. - How significant events, like attempted assassinations, shape the public’s view of leaders. - The importance of ...
Quick Thinking in Leadership: The Power of Debates and On-the-Spot Decisions
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This time around, we explore the critical importance of thinking on your feet and how it influences leadership potential in both politics and business. This time, we cover: - The significance of a candidate’s ability to think quickly during debates. - How quick thinking translates to effective leadership in business settings. - The impact of quick thinking on gaining and maintaining followershi...
The Power of Body Language in Politics and Business
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Welcome to this month’s Political Spin on Career Ask Me Anything. In this episode, we tackle a crucial aspect of leadership: body language. How important is it for conveying leadership qualities, especially during high-stakes debates and business presentations? We touch upon: - The critical role of body language in both political and business contexts. - Techniques to align your body language w...
Debate Skills in Business: REHEARSED vs. SPONTANEOUS Responses
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In this session, we explore the impact of rehearsed responses in debates and how they translate to effective leadership and business presentations. We touch upon: - The effectiveness of rehearsed responses in reflecting true leadership capabilities. - The importance of handling unexpected questions and the art of thinking on your feet. - Real-world examples of how political debate tactics can b...
Communication Strategies for New Leadership
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In this video, I explore strategic communication tactics crucial for Kamala Harris as she seeks to introduce herself effectively to voters. Let's take a look at how Harris can align with Joe Biden's legacy while carving out her unique identity and appealing to undecided voters. These communication strategies are relevant and important to any leader. Look forward to your feedback and reflections...
Breaking Down Bias in Leadership: Attack on Kamala Harris and Women of Color
Просмотров 203 месяца назад
In this video, I want to talk about the hurdles women of color face in leadership roles. We'll look at how biases about gender, race, and even the way someone talks can affect how people see their leadership skills. It's time to revisit and change old beliefs about what makes a good leader. If you’d like to go deeper with me then consider The Heart of Transformation: www.michaelleckie.com/book ...
When is it time to stand down as a leader?
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An interesting question came up today: When is it time to stand down as a leader? In this video, I'll: - Explore the timely topic of leadership transitions and the decision-making process behind stepping down in both politics and business. - Discuss the implications of Joe Biden's withdrawal from the election and the considerations that leaders face when deciding to stand down. - Examine the ro...
Navigating Leadership Transitions: Lessons from Biden to Harris
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In this video, let's discuss: - How political leadership transitions, like Biden endorsing Harris, prompt loyalty shifts among supporters. - The nuances of transitioning allegiance from one leader to another, even when they share common values. - Recognizing that leadership transitions are about more than personalities; they involve embracing ideologies and principles. - The importance of align...
How can Kamala Harris establish herself while honoring Biden's legacy?
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How can Kamala Harris establish herself while honoring Biden's legacy?
Mastering Office Politics: Lessons from Political Campaigns
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Mastering Office Politics: Lessons from Political Campaigns
Dramatic Events on Leadership (Trump's Assassination Attempt Analysis)
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Dramatic Events on Leadership (Trump's Assassination Attempt Analysis)
Career and Caregiving: Strategies for Staying Connected and Advancing Skills
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Career and Caregiving: Strategies for Staying Connected and Advancing Skills
Turning Disabilities into Career Strengths
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Turning Disabilities into Career Strengths
Balancing Self-Care and Career Demands
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Balancing Self-Care and Career Demands
Addressing Disability in the Workplace
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Addressing Disability in the Workplace
Mastering Interview Body Language: Engage and Connect with Any Interviewer
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Mastering Interview Body Language: Engage and Connect with Any Interviewer
Navigating Admin Leave: Quit or Get Fired?
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Navigating Admin Leave: Quit or Get Fired?
Shift Shock - What is it and how to navigate it?
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Shift Shock - What is it and how to navigate it?
What's YOUR value? (and how to get compensated accordingly)
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What's YOUR value? (and how to get compensated accordingly)
The Importance of Honest Feedback and Coaching (2024)
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The Importance of Honest Feedback and Coaching (2024)
My commitment is to those customers who trust and value me and my coworkers. Many days, I feel I owe much to many people.
I hate my job and the management. I want to quit
All incompetent racist bias trash.....We need JUSTICE in MONTANA all crooked ass cops everywhere and fake ass justice of the peace abusing power...... Some are very delusional just like the trash running Scobey, Montana trash all biases inbreds. Cooked ass cops everywhere to. The delusional school is the worst. Pedos are allowed to touch students and no one does shit. Trump\ Vance 2024 Amen
It is better to arrive than it is to flee. It is best to execute a solid plan and leave on your terms to start a better job. But sometimes one must flee a toxic job with no new job in place in order to have a better life. Each situation is a bit unique. Critical, clear minded, honest analysis of the pros and cons of each decision but not procrastinating is the answer.
Fired you can collect unemployment while quitting you can’t . At least get paid while looking for another job 😊
Always think of the money possibilities... So if you have some considerable amount of time in 20 weeks or more go ahead and get fired and then collect unemployment! Go ahead and just take some time off and enjoy the unemployment after all you did pay into it contrary to popular moronic belief. So go ahead and enjoy the unemployment have some fun and then find another crap job and most likely do it all over again!
This is so good! Thank you!
Never quit.... period!!!!
When you feel homicidal
For 25 years, I’ve been paid to do what I love in an engineering field. Over the last year, I simply lost interest. I don’t know why, since nothing really changed and I work with good people. It was like someone flipped a switch.
Wow, 7 minutes of absolutely nothing of value. Good job
The best time to look for another job is when you already have one which you enjoy. I have a friend whom I worked with as a scientist many years ago. He is an excellent worker, however he never looked for somewhere he could gain different experience. so he spent his working life in only one place. Effectively, he shot himself in the foot. I am 83 - I loved what I did, and I would do it again. These days I like to think about what happened - it makes me laugh. I have only been sacked once - I shafted the incompetents to their boss - but they did not know the real reason I was there.
Thx cutie :)
Should we quit to keep our sanity even tho we don't have another job lined up?
They did me dirty today. They had me doing multiple things other than my job and always blamed me for everything.
If you get fired just say you had to quit do to sexual missconduct in the work area that made you feel uncomfortable.
“Get somebody to replace Mark.” Good sign it is time to move on.
You will know that you hate your job and it's time to move on if on Sunday around 8 PM you start feeling depressed about having to go back. Best thing is to quit and move on. Find something else. All jobs suck in the end.
Always better to quit
Obviouly you don't know nothing about the case. I made a 2 hours documentary on it on my channel.
Short term..get fired. Long term? Quit. Firings add up and kill your job prospects. I know of people who were fired from more than one place and they literally cannot find a job. Short term? If you literally never have it happen again, firing is better. Because you can contest any fight for unemployment. Most states are very liberal giving unemployment. If you can show that your firing was for bogus reasons, other people did the same thing and was not fired, or even that you did not know the thing the employer said you did to get fired was wrong (obviously not something obvious like constant lateness or stealing), you get unemployment. Plus, they may offer you some kind of severance to make sure you do not sue or seek benefits. If you quit you get nothing.
Make them fire you. Buys you time and gives you documents for illegal termination. Forward your contacts and atta boy emails to your personal accounts and add to your Linked in account. Document with email, copied to your home account, all meetings and appointments on this line. Unemployment can help with using gas money.
Great video! Thank you!
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My Company Let me go over a video call, it had record button which I did. The reason for firing me was highly, highly illegal. Took them to court, they flat out lied to the judge, I played the video for the judge ( didnt bother getting a lawyer).. Judge just glared at the 3 Lawyers really angrily. He told them to go to the coference room with me and work something out because they were in deep Sh6t for lying. Well.. I retired at age 48... actually, they are paying me monthly from an escrow account they had to set up that pays me 3% more yearly till age 72.
Getting fired, gets you unemployment and time not to worry about bills... If I wanted to leave a job, I took the job while on vacation for 2 weeks to decide if I liked it better.... My Dad got a call from the owner of a car dealership he was the business manager for and told my Dad to reduce commission on Shop Manager.. My Dad so no, we made an agreement. He told me Dad if he was not going to do it, then he should not come in on Monday... My Dad said, OK.. Filed unemployment, stayed on it until it ran out, then retired.
Is there a point to any of this, or are you two just trying to waste my time?
100%
It is mch better to be fired than to retire. I did the quite quitting thing that wasn't all that quite until they finally had to offer me a package. I received 13 months of salary continuation (including pension contributions and extended medical benefits) that actually took me past my 65th birthday.
I should've quit 5 years into a job with a small business when I reached a tipping point, where the owners thought about firing me, but decided to instead give me the talk. 5 years of the pressure, hard work and toil for literally nothing, drove me postal, and I flipped out, posted something very derogatory on social media about my work situation basically comparing it to slavery, which it kind of was at that time, owners saw it, and i got the talk. At that time I should've just packed up all my things and left, since it just got worse at work for several years, and then got a little better at the end, but still I stayed way too long, not for 5 years I stayed but 19, at a job that really was just a waste of my time. The owners were slave drivers. Before I got let go, I was making 15.50 an hour😂! For 19 years of labor I was still just a BJ to them! I started at 8 dollars, but over 19 years my pay only increased by 7 dollars. Owners retired multi-millionaires, I know because I went and saw their massive Mansion, nice cars, etc . Greed, nothing but greed! But that's America for you! Land of the monied(free), home of the monied(brave).
When your company gives you a flamboyant new job title but no pay rise. More work and the same pay. Trust your gut feeling and ask for God's guidance.
I didn't even bother thinking about what I was going to do next. I just quit that day. There was no plan B. I don't regret my decision.
Leadership transitions. Lol
No one can ever prepare for the inevitable. Best advice I can give? Try to save money for a rainy day, ideally if you can save at least 6 to 12 months of salary, If they fire you out of the blue, at least you go into thrift mode and have enough until you get it together with another job. The fear of losing a job, is not the job, but the income and the problems it brings. I see this employment thing kinda like do eat dog. One day the employer has the upper hand and fires you or the employee finds a better job and quits and leave the company and your co-workers in a bad situation. I hate how a company wants this true company loyalty and they will fire you for any reason or no reason at all.
They did not shoot him because they suspected him of burglary, he was shot because he attacked and tried to kill that White guy.
A values mismatch is so absolutely spot on. Been there, unfortunately. But that’s the clearest sign of all.
Knowing when to it’s easy. Getting another one is the problem.
You're far better in the long run to take an opportunity of uncertain future rather than to stick to a path of guaranteed stagnation/decline. So quit even if you have no other job to go to. It forces the issue.
Grass always.seems greener on the other side
"Quit or get fired from a job at UPS?" I don't think you guys know the mighty and very legal weight of the question you have been asked. To be honest it sounds like one of you thinks it's not that big a deal and the other just assumes that people who get laid off are criminals. If you guys never met UPS, UPS dresses leaving the company up as a big deal they like to talk about how if you leave the company you can never come back. You guys are just coming off as rather deaf to the question and I guess you don't want to be responsible for giving "financial advice". It's a genuine puzzle, 'fired' might mean laid off without cause, which means you keep some benefits, maybe some severance, and are eligible for unemployment. This is completely different from termination with cause, which is normally due to a crime or some other serious offense. There is a good chance that your question asker is asking if "Laid off" or "Quit" is a better move. I think UPS also has a couple unions too which would really make things interesting. If you quit You can tell future employers that you quit, not that you were downsized, You can clean up your office/workplace (virtual or physical) on your own time, You lose out on the benefits/severance. IDK what happens if the guy is part of a union but I imagine if a union is involved quitting doesn't grant the same benefits as getting laid off. You get laid off (Fired implies with cause to me I imagine the question asker doesn't think there is a real reason to fire them if they are considering quiting.) You get all those gimmies. You will lie if you tell future employers you quit. You will have no time to leave. Presumably your union has your back but again idk. Naturally fired with cause is a completely different question and that question starts looking goofy. The extremes of that fired with cause question get super goofy as one of you kindly brings up. The spreadhsheet involved would include values like the value of company databases, competitor payrolls and years in jail sorts of goofy. I think it's funny you guys bring up the illegal world as that sort of thing is just completely off the reservation and downright undesirable for 99% of people. Mr married with kids has dropped a legal bombshell on you guys, I'm surprised you didn't say "Wow man, not touching that with a 10 foot pole." Without being a lawyer and a spreadsheet you won't optimize a UPS termination and from what I'm seeing this video has neither. If you must comment then at the very least perhaps direct the unfortunate guy making those spreadsheets and contacting those lawyers to some kind of personal experience on how layoffs/quitters are perceived.
I think that Ahmed Armoury only ducked into that construction site because he either had to relieve himself or he saw those men and could perhaps sense their intent and was looking for a way to get out of the neighborhood real quick without any confrontation. He was unarmed and tried to defend himself when threatened with a firearm at point blank range, a natural human reaction when being corralled by three individuals. The film footage of the event tells all in a “push play” example of damning evidence against the accused. There was so much going on in this trial which I think was not really addressed that well like the phone call of the father to the county prosecutor, the hate speech of the son after the fatal shot, and the neighbor shouting “get him! Get him!” Rest in peace Ahmed Armoury, and I can only pray for comfort to his family after enduring this horrific loss of his life.
At 55 it was time for me to quit when my manager kept putting me in very unsafe work conditions doing work that needed to be done by qualified commercial technicians to save the business money....Now I face ageism trying to find another job.Its no wonder the younger generations are giving up.
Every time I quit my job it felt amazing because it wasn’t for me or it was disappointed in the ethics involved with where I worked. Until I found a job that was motivating myself to grow and be a better person and fulfilled at work.
When you dread going in.
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Biden's Legacy? Biden and his administration are the most corrupt the Country has ever had. What they allowed to happen at our Southern Borders by having 7.2 million Illegals to enter, a true National Security crisis, that alone should have had them brought up on charges of Treason. That is just the tip of the Iceberg as to what Biden and his Deep State have done to destroy our Democracy and our Constitution.
Love to hear your thoughts and questions below in the comment!
When you look at your paycheck and it’s not worth it for what your doing.
I’d rather move to China 😂
When they dont train but assign projects as if they did. When all your tech is set up horribly and there is no ownership.
One key thing to remember about quitting your job is that it can make it less likely you'll qualify for unemployment. Employers count on this.
From experience, logical risk taking is almost always your best bet. At one job I saw the writing on the wall and knew the place was doing bad, so I left. And later I find out they closed down. If it's a stable place however, then you want to leave on good terms. It depends on each individual situation. I wasn't smart enough at the time, but ideally a high IQ play is to not show up on the last day. End it on your terms.
What if you are in a contract and your client doesn't really value the changes you want to make? Do you accept it, take the money and keep quiet and just do what you can within the scope? Or if you are the type of person that wants to do a good job, build upon a reputation of meeting all the deliverables and have that satisfaction of saying I did this, but its not going to happen, do you move on?
When your department lost 5 people and managers not eager to hire replacements. But expect you and remaining co worker to bounce between 3 to 4 different jobs all night and day shift is fully staffed with 8 people in same area.
It time for me, too, go.