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How To Become Your Own Successor

Jesse Lyn Stoner Blog

But if you grow and develop throughout your personal and professional life, and continually transform and improve yourself, there is the possibility that the person who places you can be yourself. In other words, you can become your own successor. Succession planning is undeniably important.

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How to Help Your Team’s Performance Stand Out For Better Recognition

Let's Grow Leaders

You care about your team and the work they’re doing. They want to know their work matters and that you (and your boss) appreciate all they do. So how do you help your team’s performance stand out? For Better Recognition: Start By Differentiating Your Team’s Performance and then Bring on the Spotlight.

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Finance Executive Search: Investing in Leadership for Tomorrow

N2Growth Blog

As finance executives retire or move on to new opportunities, organizations must have a strategic plan to identify and groom potential successors. Organizations must recognize the importance of incorporating diversity and inclusion efforts throughout the recruitment process and identify partners whose priorities and values match their own.

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Leaders don’t create more followers. They create more leaders.

Brigette Hyacinth

Your most valuable asset is your people. “The biggest concern for any organization should be when their most passionate people become quiet.” You are only strong as your weakest link. Leaders who cultivate other leaders multiply their own success. Your success is a result of your team.

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Is it Time to Create your own Succession Plan?

Great Leadership By Dan

If you’re in a senior leadership role in a large organization, there’s a good chance there is a succession plan for your position in case you get promoted, win the lottery, get hit by a bus, leave to take a position at another company, or need to be replaced for poor performance. Failure to groom a successor is seen as poor leadership.

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Three Traps to Avoid When Choosing a Successor

Marshall Goldsmith

Q: Many otherwise objective leaders seem to have real difficulty in evaluating their potential successors. From your experience, why does this happen? A: When evaluating our potential successors, we should first look at ourselves. Following are three classic mistakes leaders make when reviewing potential successors.

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What to Know About Coaching Your Successor

Marshall Goldsmith

Preparing your successor can be a leader's greatest challenge. If you handle it the right way while you are still at an organization, it can mean that your successor enters to applause while you bow out gracefully. First, let's assume you've done your due diligence on the process with your successor.