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Coercion

Posted on March 7, 2025 by Denise Moreland

There are many ways to think about power.  From a leadership perspective, I focus on three different power dynamics—coercion, competition and cooperation—each with an important role to play in creating a healthy and safe environment that balances order with freedom, … Continue reading →

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Red Tape

Posted on February 18, 2025 by Denise Moreland

I have spent my career working for state/county government.  I have seen the red tape—incomprehensible regulations, inconsistent policies, cumbersome processes—all the things that inspire jokes about the bureaucracy.  On occasion, I have seen under-performers not held accountable, as is true … Continue reading →

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