Nothing is more important to an organization’s future than ensuring that it will be well led into the future. But what happens if the organization has no plan for leadership succession?
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Recently, our training department of two was given a limited and budget tasked with creating a leadership training program for front- to mid-line managers in a nearly 90-year-old organization with a 450-person, predominantly contract-based workforce.
How can L&D enable its company’s leaders to drive this culture of continuous learning and employee performance? How do new technologies and platforms play a key role in this process? How can your company’s learning function become truly agile?
The lifeblood to any business is identifying and grooming future leaders. However, it isn’t simple.
Assessments bring awareness to leaders’ behaviors and tendencies. In other words, they create self-evaluation. As facilitators work through the assessments with learners, they witness a series of lightbulb “Aha!” moments.
Leaders who see their role just as “getting results” are unlikely to frequently offer employees praise and encouragement, authentic listening, or credit or to celebrate efforts as well as accomplishments. Yet the best bosses do these things daily.
The notion that love is important is a hard sell to leaders, but it’s not to the team. That’s why they are a team: They have unifying values and principles in common.
How do you know whether external or internal coaching is better for your organization? Here is a guide to help you make that decision.
Philosophers, consultants and educators agree: Character is the heart of leadership. Leadership character isn’t just a matter of “business ethics. True leadership character is seen in positive traits such as courage, integrity, resilience and...
There is an element that does drive leaders’ decision-making, qualities and actions, and it is one that relatively no one is talking about.