- Jena McGregor
- Columnist for On Leadership
Jena McGregor writes a daily column analyzing leadership in the news for the Washington Post’s On Leadership section.
Few bright spots in sad survey of federal employees
The pressure is on individual bosses to keep government employees happy in the wake of the shutdown.
The HealthCare.gov mess fits Obama’s leadership narrative
This crisis plays right into the image that the president is aloof, insular and not interested in the nitty-gritty details of governing.
Tackling college football coaches’ high pay
What does it do to a university when the coach makes roughly four times more than the college president?
Toronto Mayor Rob Ford admits he smoked crack cocaine
Anytime a leader’s individual crises outweigh his ability to do the job at hand, it’s time to move on.
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- Working harder for the money? Maybe not
- Chris Christie’s rough edges
- Surprise raises are more effective than higher salaries from the start, study finds
- Being Edward Snowden’s boss
- How do men define ‘having it all’?
- Kathleen Sebelius and the late apology
- Marine Corps leaders get ready to get personal
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