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b'SPaMCAST 518 features our interview with Rebecca Staton-Reinstein. \\xa0We discussed leadership, the difference between leadership and management, coaching versus mentoring and who should own your improvement program. \\xa0Rebecca and I have known each other for years and I have always enjoyed her wisdom and pragmatic advice. She really delivers the goods. Rebecca\\u2019s bio: REBECCA STATON-REINSTEIN, Ph.D. is the president of Advantage Leadership, Inc. Where she works with companies around the world that want strategic leaders and engaged employees to increase bottom- and top-line results and delight customers. Clients achieve their goals through strategic planning and leadership, management, team, and organizational development. Rebecca\\u2019s team works with clients to craft customized, successful solutions to their complex business issues in all economic sectors. Rebecca\\u2019s says, \\u201cOur mission is your success.\\u201d For over 25 years, Rebecca has contributed improved organizational value as a leader, manager, technologist, keynoter, educator, and consultant honored by organizations on four continents. She is a Ph.D. in organizational development, MBTI\\xae Master Practitioner, a National Speakers Association Professional Member, St. Petersburg Engineering Academy Foreign Member, and Board of Directors Chairperson-Elect, Davie-Cooper City Chamber of Commerce. Contact Information: Rebecca Staton-Reinstein, Ph.D., President Advantage Leadership, Inc. 320 S Flamingo Road, Suite 291, Pembroke Pines, FL 33027 Rebecca@AdvantageLeadership.com Phone: +305-606-9312 \\xa0 Web: \\xa0 Amazon Author Page: Join me on LinkedIn: Re-Read Saturday News We continue our journey through by John Carreyrou (published by Alfred A. Knopf, 2018). \\xa0Today based on the advice of Stephen Adams we tackle chapters three, four and five. The chapters \\xa0are titled, \\u201cApple Envy\\u201d, \\u201cGoodbye East Paly\\u201d and \\u201cChildhood Neighbors.\\u201d The chapters we cover this week paint a picture of a toxic culture full of deceit, naivet\\xe9, and vindictiveness; this will be a blockbuster movie someday. While Theranos sounds extraordinary, it isn\\u2019t hard to find similar corporate train wrecks. Bad Blood needs to be read as a cautionary tale. Current Week:\\xa0\\xa0Week 3 --\\xa0\\xa0-\\xa0 Week 1 \\u2013 \\u2013 \\xa0\\xa0 Week 2 -- - Conferences and More! ITMPI Webinar Virtual October 31 Register Now: https://bit.ly/2zo8MAV Webinar: \\xa0Agile, Where Agile Fears to Tread Next SPaMCAST SPaMCAST 519 will feature our essay on a code of ethics for agile coaches. \\xa0I am also considering a call to action to begin banding together to support a code of ethics. \\xa0 We will also have a discussion with Jon M. Quigley.'