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PersonnelToday.com - UK
"Help staff understand what they can do to meet the company goals by conducting regular 360-degree feedback, performance reviews, and introduce coaching and ...

Leadership brings sweet rewards for Sainsbury's
PersonnelToday.com - UK
The events involved 360-degree feedback and role plays based both in the business and out of it. A board director was present at every event. ...

How to avoid the plague of micromanaging
Rochester Democrat and Chronicle - Rochester,NY,USA
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Coaching success
Recruiter Magazine, UK - 2 hours ago
"So we've developed a 'Good Boss' programme, which means 180-degree feedback from their subordinates every six months. This looks at their behaviours and ...

Darryl Stingley

April 5th is sad day for all fans of football: Darryl Stingley has died due to complications associated with quadriplegia.

"In my decision to stop coaching, Darryl's situation was a factor. Not the only factor, but a factor. During the weeks he was in Eden Hospital, not many people seemed to care enough. That's when I started wondering if football people really care about a player, or if football people just care what a player does."

~ John Madden. Hey, Wait a Minute (I Wrote a Book). p 5

"When the reality of Stingley's injury hit me with its full impact, I was shattered. To think that my tackle broke another man's neck and killed his future... well, I know it hurts Darryl. It hurts me too.

I didn't know if I ever wanted to play football again. It was constantly on my mind and tearing at my insides. My body felt like a hollow shell that no longer belonged to me."

~ Jack Tatum, They Call Me Assassin. p 224

"I am deeply saddened by the death of Darryl Stingley. Darryl will be forever remembered for his strength and courage. My thoughts and prayers go out to his family."

~ Jack Tatum

Rest in peace, Darryl. And know that we Raider fans cared then, and we care now.