Word: demeanors
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...she’d gone away and had to opportunity to develop more as a player and a leader made a significant difference when she came back,” Stone said. “Her presence on the ice spoke for itself, but it was her locker room demeanor, just how she carried herself. How important playing hockey at Harvard was for her made a significant difference for everyone else...
...Mandy is a great leader right now,” said Harvard coach Jennifer Weiss. “She’s really composed and has a good demeanor...
Thanks to his easygoing demeanor and natural curiosity, he has begun to achieve what all of Jager's bluster could not: a transformation of the insular, arrogant culture that plagued P&G for decades. Once firm in the belief it needed to go it alone on everything, P&G is much more open to partnering with and learning from outsiders. One of Lafley's chief lieutenants, global-marketing officer James Stengel, occasionally meets with his peers at a range of other companies, from Kraft and Nestle to Toyota and Gucci, to keep abreast of new marketing trends--something that would...
...just another case. I wanted to scream, 'This is not just another case! This is Sept. 11!'" Months later Feinberg says, "I would have done some things differently," though he doesn't elaborate on exactly what. Dede Feinberg, Ken's wife of 27 years, believes her husband's demeanor was misunderstood. "He tries to give off this attitude of strength because he wants to be somebody you can believe in to pull this whole thing together," she says. "Unfortunately, people don't know him, and this gets perceived as cynical or flippant. It's not. It's just a survival...
...difficult. Even trained mental-health professionals have made mistakes. But there are warning signs you can watch for in friends and loved ones that may signal more than just a simple case of the blues, such as withdrawing from all social activities, dramatic changes in personality or demeanor--including suddenly becoming much happier or calmer--significant shifts in sleeping or eating habits and giving away cherished personal items...