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What Should You Pay Attention to During This Pandemic?

Lead Change Blog

What you’re concentrating on can make a big difference in your business, career, and health. Case Study: Attention in Manufacturing. Essentially, you should alter your internal and external business models if your goal is for your company to survive and thrive throughout these uncertain months.

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Gloria Chen Pushes for Greater Representation

HR Digest

In addition to improving existing programs and practices, the effort led to a dedicated diversity talent acquisition team and greater HBCU and HSI partnerships, a sponsorship program to support career advancement, and other programs. What would you say have been the most interesting transformations in your career?

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To Better Train Workers, Figure Out Where They Struggle

Harvard Business Review

The business model of Generation, a youth employment nonprofit founded by McKinsey & Company, where we both work, is based on that assertion. Three-quarters of our training is practicum, providing hands-on practice through role playing, case studies, and simulations. But it is possible to do better.

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How to Pick Your Battles at Work

Harvard Business Review

Lois Kelly, co-author with Carmen Medina (see case study #1) of the upcoming book, Rebels at Work: Befriending the Bureaucratic Black Belts and Leading Change from Within , says the smartest people carefully calculate what’s worth their time and energy. Case study #1: Make it part of your job. Test the waters.

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Case Study: Is Holacracy for Us?

Harvard Business Review

Editor's Note This fictionalized case study will appear in a forthcoming issue of Harvard Business Review, along with commentary from experts and readers. Rogier has set some ambitious growth goals this year, and without oversight I’m worried they’ll incentivize the wrong behaviors. The two men went way back.

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What to Do and Say After a Tough Reorganization

Harvard Business Review

’” Showing compassion is not only kind it’s also a smart career move, according to Coyne. Reorgs are an opportunity for you to “take control of your career” says Spreitzer, but you must also make sure you and your manager agree on where you should be focusing. It catapulted my career.”

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The Leadership Vacuum | N2Growth Blog

N2Growth Blog

I can’t help clients lead change if my business model is antiquated or static. Their reasons may include commitment of time, insufficient dedication to the organization's goals, desire for low profile, and many others. I have long believed in eating my own cooking. D from Columbia.

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