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Employee Recognition: Why It’s So Important and How to Do It

Chart Your Course

Human resources firm Bersin found in a 2012 study that 87 percent of companies utilize tenure-based employee recognition programs, despite research showing these methods are outdated. These are the businesses that will be left behind and lose good employees in the process. Work-From-Home Days.

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Applying Quality as a Business Strategy at Hallmark Building Supplies

Deming Institute

This webcast shows Louie Paynter’s presentation, Hallmark Building Supplies ’ Approach to Applying Quality as a Business Strategy, at the 2012 Annual Deming Conference. Doing so helps illustrate that the process is a long term effort to continually improve the management system of the organization. Guest post by John Hunter.

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Expand Your Coaching

Marshall Goldsmith

My experience is clear: If leaders get feedback, follow-up, and involve their co-workers in the change process, they get better. He liked the design of our coaching process, developed a list of key stakeholders, and called Bruce to validate his list. Both groups commented on the process that he put in place with his team.

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Leadership Development Should Focus on Experiments

Harvard Business Review

Leadership development represents a huge and growing investment for most organizations. Industry research, for example, shows that companies spent more than $24 billion on leadership and management training worldwide in 2013, an increase of 15% from 2012. Reversing this means that companies start at the end — with results.

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How Johnson & Johnson and American Express Are Developing Young Leaders

Harvard Business Review

workforce — and companies will increasingly grapple with how to accelerate the development of those individuals for leadership positions. To address this challenge, J&J designed their Talent Acceleration Process (TAP) in 2012, which fast-tracks early- to mid-career individuals to senior leadership positions.

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It's a Mistake to Make Succession a Horse Race

Harvard Business Review

According to a 2012 study by the Institute for Executive Development (IED) survey participants noted three major problems: Lack of a coherent strategy for executive development. Lack of a formal process for developing successor candidates; and. Choosing the next leader is not an easy process.

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How to (Gradually) Become a Different Company

Harvard Business Review

Eaton’s acquisitions of Westinghouse’s distribution & control business (1994), Aeroquip-Vickers (1999), and Cooper (2012), increased revenues by roughly one-third with each addition. PPG (originally “Pittsburgh Plate Glass”) is a splendid example of such a transformation.

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