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The second article in the three-part series, “The Business Case for T-Shaped Leaders – Why Your Company Needs Them” will explore why universities and corporations are in the early stages of building T-shaped curriculum into their leadership...
In the next six months, you will be provided with the most comprehensive and cutting edge information regarding the hot topic of “T-shaped Leaders” available in the market today: who they are, what they look like, where they come from, why you need...
Forget titles. Millennials already consider themselves to be a leader in the workplace. While they may not have risen through the ranks to the C-suite – yet – the millennial generation is redefining what it means to be a leader in today’s workplace.
Millennials have grown up in an instant gratification world, so patience is not necessarily their strong suit. Answers can be searched for, found, filed and implemented in a matter of minutes.
Building the readiness of any leadership pipeline can find powerful challenges in a no-normal world. Let’s face it, in an era of totally disconnected events, it is often a matter of opinion as to whether human skills development even pays bottom-line...
This final installment on the success factors to effective leadership speaks to professional transformation. Once you have balanced yourself physiologically, having then planned for the interpersonal impact you desire, it’s now time for the capstone —...
My previous blog post established three critical success factors to an effective leader’s lifestyle.
There is a higher education crisis in America.U.S. News reports that the price index for college tuition grew by 79.5 percent (outpacing the Consumer Price Index nearly threefold) between 2003 and 2013. This led to an unprecedented increase in student...
My previous blog post ended with a few simple truths such as, training tough and leading easy, building a new leader’s lifestyle and securing your own mask first.