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From Misunderstanding to Mastery: Four Dimensions to Transform Your Cross Cultural Leadership

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That Wasn’t a Compliment Early in my (David’s) career, I worked in a very culturally diverse organization. These are just a few examples of the many cross cultural leadership challenges you might face. Specifically, you want to invest in clarity about the culture of this team or organization. Politely say “no”?

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Navigating Workplace Conflict: A Deep Dive with Ralph Kilmann

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When Navigating Workplace Conflict, Start with the System “At least 80% of the behavior in organizations is driven by the systems, not personal preferences. Ralph is co-founder of the TKI Assessment and author of several game-changing books, including Mastering the Thomas Kilmann Conflict Instrument and Creating a Quantum Organization.

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Creative Teams: 12 Habits That Foster Curiosity and Collaboration

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In a world brimming with diverse viewpoints and groundbreaking discoveries, the ability to adapt and reconsider is not just beneficial, it’s essential. For example, build a cadence of asking for input into your one-on-ones , and executive visits. This is particularly vital in a matrix organization.

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Human Resources: How Leaders Partner to Transform Results

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Recently, I interviewed three human resources professionals from organizations where we partner to deliver long-term leadership development. One of the important insights these HR leaders shared involved the opportunities and resources your human resources, organization development, and learning teams can provide. We can help you.”.

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Advanced Guide to Lead Meetings That Get Results and People Want to Attend

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Your meetings should also move the mission of your group, team, and organization forward. Elephant-in-the-room conversations: for example, “What are the conversations we’re not having that we should be having?”. Mutual-help conversations: for example, “Let’s talk about how we’re working with other departments. Outcome: Results.

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Experts Chime in on “Energizing Leadership:” A Frontline Festival

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Set the example, by taking breaks, building downtime into your schedule, and taking time off regularly. We have no hope of solving our problems without harnessing the diversity, the energy and the creativity of all our people. We often plough so much energy into the big picture, we forget the pixels. – Silvia Cartwright.