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No manager, supervisor or employee is perfect. Each person, style and approach to leadership has opportunity and risk of failure. The best plans fail, and the worst plans sometimes succeed.
As we head into the new year, mentorship continues to be a competitive advantage for companies and a source of development and engagement for employees.
Investing in managers to help them inspire action, instill company values, increase retention, and ensure every employee is fired up to come to work can generate exponential value for the business.
Simon Rakosi, David Mendlewicz and Marcus Perezi-Tormos saw a problem: New leaders, promoted early in their careers, lacked the training in leadership and soft skills to prepare them to manage teams and people effectively.
As businesses approach another year of uncertainty and prepare to hit the ground running, leaders should consider these four resolutions to help make 2018 a resounding success for themselves and their employees.
With each new year comes the opportunity to reflect, re-evaluate, and reset our personal and professional development goals.
Knowing how to collaborate and build influential partnerships in their organization is a key skill for leaders to develop. It’s also an increasingly important capability in leading the modern workforce.
Change is inevitable. From organizational initiatives and M&A activity to market conditions and leadership transitions, it’s not about if change will happen but when it will happen.
Leaders sometimes face challenges that, with their current thinking, they find insurmountable.