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Leeanne Zamagias
Dec 15, 20243 min read
Is It Presentable?
This is one of those ‘do as I say, not as I do’ articles, and a bit of mea culpa. I have always been a cerebral type of person, I can see...
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Leeanne Zamagias
Dec 7, 20243 min read
Loyalty - It Has To Be Earned
Loyalty has to be earned; platitudes and preachiness will not cut it and will only succeed in turning others away.
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Leeanne Zamagias
Oct 17, 20244 min read
Why I am a fan of weighted scoresheets (but still trust my gut).
Any good manager will tell you how important it is to lead with your instincts. And this is true, your instincts, or gut, is often the...
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Leeanne Zamagias
Sep 26, 20245 min read
Stakeholder theory, or, who pays for the coffee?
Who are your stakeholders? Who would you consider important enough to your business, that you would consider buying them a cup of coffee?
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Leeanne Zamagias
Jul 15, 20245 min read
Are We Becoming Meaner?
Risk appetites are waning as there is no obvious relief in the future.
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Leeanne Zamagias
Jun 24, 20243 min read
Patience is a virtue (and one of my superpowers)
Whether your waiting time is short or long, learn how to make time your friend.
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Leeanne Zamagias
Jun 1, 20244 min read
The Importance of Delegation
Delegation is not about palming off tasks, it is about maximizing skills and energies to achieve best outcomes.
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Leeanne Zamagias
May 21, 20244 min read
Trust – What Does It Mean?
What does it mean to be Trustworthy?
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Leeanne Zamagias
Mar 31, 20246 min read
Time Management or How to Make Fried Rice
There are many good recipes for fried rice on the internet. The beauty of fried rice is the ingredient list is so flexible. You can put...
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Leeanne Zamagias
Feb 21, 20244 min read
Leaders Are Followers Too
Not everyone is born or grows into being a leader, but everyone on this earth is a follower.
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Leeanne Zamagias
Feb 6, 20244 min read
Values, Principles and Ethics
This is one of the most difficult articles for me to write, mostly because it is more worthy of a book than an article. But I think it is...
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Leeanne Zamagias
Jan 28, 20244 min read
POWER
Many good leaders have developed their skills by learning from others as well, which means that they are likely to have been good followers
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Leeanne Zamagias
Dec 19, 20234 min read
Get intimate with your chart of accounts
Regularly interrogate your chart of accounts, it will help you to understand your operations better.
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Leeanne Zamagias
Dec 2, 20233 min read
Risk Management is everything
A recent Harvard Business Review article on leadership caught my attention. It was entitled Practice leadership in low-risk environments,...
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Leeanne Zamagias
Sep 18, 20233 min read
Compromise is not a dirty word
The musical, Hamilton, continues to be an inspiration to me, and I cannot listen to the song, “The room where it happens” without...
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Leeanne Zamagias
Sep 12, 20234 min read
Rhythms, Cycles and Reporting Upwards
Seasons are all around us. As we enter spring we see the emergence of new life. In sheep country we see new lambs, we see new flowers...
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Leeanne Zamagias
Aug 22, 20233 min read
Negotiating and making the pie bigger
There are many books written on negotiating, some of which are very good. This article is not going to attempt to summarize all the key...
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Leeanne Zamagias
Aug 16, 20233 min read
The Job is not finished until the report has been written
Those who know me are often surprised that I haven’t written this article yet, as it is something I so often say. I have written about...
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Leeanne Zamagias
Jul 10, 20234 min read
Agency - It’s always a risk giving it but it may be a greater risk not giving it.
You may have come across the type of leader who says, “Because I said so.” You may have had it said to you, or you may have even said it...
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Leeanne Zamagias
Jul 1, 20233 min read
Don’t be afraid to prepare material for the cutting room floor.
In our outcomes-based society, and largely thanks to an over-reliance on, or perhaps a misunderstanding of cost benefits analysis...
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