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What Works Better - Obedience or Commitment?

Mills Scofield

I get to host an excerpt from Frank Sonnenberg’s new book, Leadership By Example.* But what’s the best way to achieve that goal — control or empowerment? In other words, what works better, obedience or commitment? Some folks think it doesn’t matter what management style you use as long as you achieve your goals.

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Complexity patterns recognition and back to work examples

Mike Cardus

Here is an example of how one team gathered complexity patterns. When it comes to change within your work, developing the process of complexity patterns recognition is how you keep responsive and avoid becoming too mechanical. The post Complexity patterns recognition and back to work examples appeared first on mikecardus.com.

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3 Uncommon Strategies For Achieving Your Goals

Tanveer Naseer

A few weeks ago, I was the invited guest on CBC Radio’s Daybreak where I shared advice on how to successfully achieve your goals for this year. Now, the start of a new year is typically when most of us make efforts to create goals for what we’d like to achieve over the course of the next 12 months.

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How Do You Influence and Inspire People?

Lead Change Blog

All leaders have the same goal. Start by getting to know your team members—their dreams and goals, as well as their problems and frustrations. Set the Example. What are the top three examples you want to set for your team? People change their behavior when they feel strongly about a particular goal or initiative.

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Education Executive Search: Shaping the Leaders of Tomorrow’s Institutions

N2Growth Blog

Educational leaders are not only responsible for the overall management of an institution but also for creating a vision, setting goals, and driving positive change. Moreover, effective leadership in educational institutions inspires and motivates stakeholders toward the shared goal of providing high-quality education.

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Navigating the Path: What Does a Chief People Officer Really Do?

N2Growth Blog

The CPO is responsible for aligning the organization’s human capital strategy with its overall strategic goals. The CPO works closely with executive leadership, department heads, and HR teams to align these strategies with the organization’s goals and objectives.

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Leading Through Rapidly Changing Priorities

Let's Grow Leaders

These eight strategies will help you maintain your team’s energy and morale when goals change frequently. Align New Goals with Critical Behaviors. and outlined the new goals. Also, I committed myself to helping leaders avoid these soul-crushing mistakes. Healthy organizations always adapt, innovate, and shift their goals.

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