Effective leadership — across industries — consists of a myriad of characteristics, strategies and skills. However, one trait proves universal in leaders of all kinds: self-awareness.
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The current business climate has executives seeking more employees with a broader range of business expertise. The constant wave of disruption and innovation from competitors is a call to action for business acumen excellence.
A typical performance management process could be substantially improved by the use of personality assessments.
Recently merged CPP, Inc. and OPP announced today at the PeopleFWD 2018 conference that they are now officially The Myers-Briggs Company, a Certified B Corporation®.
With so many moving parts to consider (i.e., individual skill sets, departmental structures, technological applications and beyond), learning leaders’ own personal development can become a difficult process to stay on top of.
Leadership is one of the most common topics organizations provide training in, spending over $1.5 million just on external leadership courses in 2016.
How can two coaching conversations, where everything seemed the same on paper, turn out so differently in practice? Managers who are new to coaching quickly discover that no two coaching conversations are alike – because no two people are alike.
What are the soft skills that young employees are missing that their older colleagues value the most? They can be boiled down to some key behaviors in three “old-fashioned” categories: professionalism, critical thinking and followership.
Have you ever left an important conversation and felt like you weren’t talking about the same topic? How many times have you wondered what the other person was thinking?
Knowing how your behavior affects others helps you adjust it when needed, and when teams use personality assessments it can help them work more effectively together.