4 Leadership Lessons from Donald Trump Phenomenon
Posted on17 Aug 2015
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Donald Trump is a leader. Like it or not. He challenges politics. He challenges leadership too. What does the Donald Trump phenomenon... Read More
Change Leadership Sets Two Key Expectations
Posted on01 Jun 2015
Tagschange management, cognitive bias, decisions, expectations, leadership, resistance to change, change management strategy
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A good change management strategy begins with knowing the group’s culture. The tough part is using that to form a strategy for... Read More
First Step in Creating a Change Management Strategy
Driving change begins with creating a change management strategy. Too many times though the focus is on the change management process. A... Read More
Driving Change Begins Here Now
Posted on18 May 2015
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Driving change is hard. There are many change management strategies. How a change management plan differs from normal management and project plans... Read More
6 Steps Making Goals Work Better
Posted on30 Mar 2015
Tagsbelief, confidence, employees, goal setting, leadership, management, Performance, Personality, relationships
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Goals do not replace good leadership. They are just tools. They are not ends. Making goals work better is about leadership. Goal... Read More
Scoring Your Manager’s Relationship Skills
Posted on26 Mar 2015
Tagsassessments, Influence, leadership, management, motivation, relationship building techniques, team building, soft skills
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As follow up to 16 Leadership Team Building Activities, here is a related tool that assesses managers’ relationship skills. It does so... Read More
16 Leadership Team Building Activities
The key to any team is relationships. The key to building them is leadership. Leaders can do this when they apply these... Read More
Seducing Leaders in Five Steps
Posted on02 Mar 2015
Tagscompliments, Harvard Business Review, Influence, leadership, power, praise, The Economist, leadership dark side, homophily, Andrew O'Connell, leader-nutrition analogy, sycophant, Trojan horse
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The power of leadership makes leaders more exposed to certain types of influences. They allow those with less power to protect themselves.... Read More
Is Collaboration Groupthink?
Groups get people to conform. They cannot exist if people do whatever they want. Those who do not conform leave. If not... Read More
Solving the Danger of Humbleness
Posted on12 Feb 2015
Tagsassumptions, communications, fear, Influence, leadership, relationships, Talent, humbleness, Michelle Held
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A while back I wrote about the humbleness and the dangers it can create. I did so at the request of Michelle... Read More
