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RIP: Retired in Position

Lead Change Blog

“Retired in positionrefers to an unengaged employee, a term which I first heard used by Ken Blanchard. Adding insult to injury, 52 percent of those workers are sleepwalking through their day or retired in position. Is there a function they would like to learn, such as project management? Does this sound familiar?

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Navigating the Intersection of Care and Management: Healthcare Executives

N2Growth Blog

They must also be adept at navigating the intersection of clinical care and management expertise, balancing delivering high-quality care with financial sustainability and operational efficiency. Another challenge in healthcare executive search is the need for candidates with a unique blend of clinical expertise and management skills.

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How to Develop a Great Strategic Leadership Offsite Agenda

Next Level Blog

Over the course of this year, I’m going to develop the agendas and facilitate around a dozen strategic offsites for C-Suite executives and their senior leadership teams. With all that experience, I’ve learned a lot about how to develop and write an agenda that gets a leadership team engaged to create meaningful insights and outcomes.

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Scoring Big: The Intricacies of an Athletic Director Search

N2Growth Blog

This esteemed position involves more than just overseeing athletic teams and facilities. An athletic director is a strategic leader responsible for managing budgets, developing policies and procedures, and promoting a positive and inclusive athletic culture.

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What is Referent Power?

The Center For Leadership Studies

Referent power is defined by trust. At this point, it has been proven beyond all reasonable doubt that people do not leave organizations per se; they leave the manager to whom they report at that organization. Many times, people stay with organizations because they could not fathom reporting to a different manager.

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How AI Changes The Role Of Middle Managers

The Horizons Tracker

Middle managers are a much-maligned presence in the workplace, with few people having much good to say about them. However, research from Wharton reminds us that this image is often unfair and that middle managers can play a crucial role in a functioning workplace.

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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. The next step involves navigating the complexities of background checks and reference checks to ensure the suitability and integrity of potential hires.

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