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Trent Henry on Building Tomorrow’s Leaders

HR Digest

In an exclusive interview with HR Digest, Trent Henry, EY’s Chief Human Resources Officer (CHRO), shares key strategies driving EY’s commitment to diversity, innovation, employee well-being, and leadership development. Our focus on innovation in talent is what allows EY people to build meaningful careers with impact.

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Helping People Achieve Their Goals

Marshall Goldsmith

In this article, we focus primarily on behavioral goals, such as becoming a better listener or more effective at involving team members in decisions. Much of the published research in the field of goal setting involves health-related goals … by Marshall Goldsmith and Kelly Goldsmith. Leaders need to develop other leaders.

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Rethinking Digital Transformation: An Interview With Kathleen Wilson-Thompson

HR Digest

In this leadership philosophy, the main goal of the leader is to serve, and to share power and put the needs of team members first, to help your team develop and perform as highly as possible. I am also a huge champion of diversity, equity and inclusion, and have been across the course of my career.

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Leadership Requires Followership

Coaching Tip

A leader must have deep capabilities in the "solutions business," charting a course around and through the obstacles ahead to reach the desired goals. Leaders commit to meeting the needs of those who follow. How does a leader commit to this journey and engage others? It's all about the people. Coaching is about "asking." .

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HPU: A Case Study in the Extraordinary

Mark Sanborn

In fall 2021, HPU ’ s freshman class was larger than the entire student body was in 2005 and will have access to 62 majors and 64 minors. . Qubein, an alumnus of High Point University, became the seventh president of this 94-year-old institution in 2005. There was no sense of a larger purpose or united goal.

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The Failure of “The Livonia Philosophy” at my GM Plant

Deming Institute

People weren’t working together toward personal and organizational goals… and that environment was, I’d say, management’s fault. The Livonia Philosophy (as written, not practiced) also sounds like Lean in the goal of utilizing of all people’s skill and creativity, as we practice in the Kaizen model.

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Coaching for Behavioral Change

Marshall Goldsmith

Our most successful coaching clients are executives who are committed to being great role models for leadership development and for living their company’s values. After reviewing their plans, I almost always encourage them to live up to their own commitments. Our goal is not to create a dependency relationship between coach and client.