To those of you that have a passing interest in, or direct responsibility for, global leadership training, how small is the world … really? When it comes to the task of training hundreds of leaders around the world, what should you offer?
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MIT Sloan Management Review and Skillsoft are collaborating to deliver a co-branded leadership development program designed to provide a competitive edge in a digital world where innovation is key.
INSEAD, one of the world's leading and largest graduate business schools, today announced the establishment of the INSEAD San Francisco Hub for Business Innovation. Opening in February 2020, the location downtown solidifies INSEAD's global presence.
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The leadership training market has boomed over the past decade. Although leadership training is in high demand, learning leaders must determine how to effectively engage learners to achieve maximum business results.
Dr. Tim Rahschulte, CEO of the Professional Development Academy, has identified a growing and persistent problem in today’s corporate reality – a lack of adequate leadership training for frontline managers.
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By demystifying empathy, you and your team can make your conversations more collaborative. When asked, “What is empathy?”, the most common answers are, "Saying I'm sorry," or"Sharing the same experience." These answers are good but could be better.
To maintain alignment with the organization’s strategic goals, leaders must work in partnership with the rest of the workforce to ensure that the right information is shared with the right people at the right time to support critical business functions.