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Newly appointed managers face a potentially tough transition. Here’s how you can make sure they have the training and support they need to succeed.
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Leadership Commitment: A First Step for Lasting Change That Matters
Our workplaces face extraordinary challenges coinciding with the opportunity for overdue change. The COVID-19 pandemic has affected how and where we do our jobs, and view our careers. While the deaths of George Floyd, Ahmaud Arbery, Breonna Taylor, Rayshard Brooks and others haunt us, the recent passings of John Lewis
5 Leadership Opportunities for Employers Coming Out of the COVID-19 Crisis
In the early months of the COVID-19 crisis, leaders had to tend to immediate operational emergencies, such as interruptions in the supply chain and changes in the workforce. As the months go on and employers continue to deal with the pandemic, leaders will have a new set of challenges to
4 Tips for What to Do When You Can’t Outrun Your Past
The current crisis facing Virginia Governor Ralph Northam is a reminder that none of us can outrun our past. No matter what he did or did not do three decades ago, his handling of the situation has made the situation worse and has called his credibility, character, and leadership into
What Role Does Culture Play in Corporate Succession Planning?
One of the most essential attributes of good leadership is the ability to establish and prioritize big picture goals and values. It is leaders’ job to keep everyone on the same page about the company’s mission. They’re the ones who set the tone for which behaviors are encouraged and not
Battlefield Lessons at Work
I just spent a memorable two days walking the Gettysburg battlefield attending The Conference Board’s Leadership Development Experiential Program. Our group, drawn from several organizations, read and studied before we met; we received incisive battlefield histories delivered by Tony NiCastro, a military historian. Dick Richardson, Jeff Jackson, and David Hutchens,
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