Success Skills from the Corner Office  by Success Television

Are you facing change? Trying to motivate your employees but not sure which style works the best? What about your own career success? Are you making the changes you need to move to the next level? Some of the best business leaders in our history had distinct leadership styles that proved phenomenally successful for what was needed
at the time.

Jack Welch ran General Electric for two decades. He cut bureaucracy, layers of management, believed in candor, high energy and informality with a sharp focus
on people.

Completely different from Welch, Alfred Sloan who ran General Motors during the Great Depression and though the 1950’s, set up bureaucratic structures with financial and management controls and systems. Under his stewardship, GM made money every year during the Depression. Sloan was known as an organizational genius.

Welch was a motivational genius. When he left GE, the company had risen from a market value of $14 billion to $410 billion at the end of 2004, making it then the most valuable and largest company in the world.

In this exclusive interview, Success Television talks to Jack Welch, his childhood friends and experts on what made Welch successful and how we can apply his wisdom to our own lives.

To bring this all home, we profile billionaire Jim Clark who founded Netscape and other ventures, on the personal changes he needed to make to succeed. Clark and other business leaders discuss how we can choose to change ourselves and succeed in business and life.