Tue.Jun 23, 2015

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Time Machine Tuesday: Leading with Moral Courage

General Leadership

GeneralLeadership.com and the General Leadership Foundation bring Leadership Advice from America's Most Trusted Leaders to You! Read more at [link]. From Our Early Files: Originally Published. 10 Oct 2013. “Knowing what’s right doesn’t mean much unless you do what’s right.”. Theodore Roosevelt. When I think of the term, “Moral Courage,” I recall a presentation I heard many years ago by a former Commandant of the Marine Corp, Gen Charles Krulak.

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Chip Shots – Favorite Leadership Apps

Lead Change Blog

Here at Lead Change Group, we know that problems are most effectively solved when individuals come together to meld ideas, energies, and approaches. To use a golf analogy, not every shot is a long drive. Many times, golfers have to take a chip shot to move the ball along for a short distance, with incisive accuracy. If you are new to the Chip Shots green, welcome.

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The Power of One Minute Goal Setting

Great Leadership By Dan

You learned it in Leadership 101: goal setting is the most powerful motivational tool in a leader’s toolkit. But is your goal setting up-to-date? Read a guest post from management and leadership guru Ken Blanchard, author of the One Minute Manager over at About.com Management and Leadership: The Power of One Minute Goal Setting.

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6 Internal Sources Of Strength For Leaders To Develop

Tanveer Naseer

The following is a guest piece by Dr. Nancy D. O’Reilly, PsyD. We leaders tend to focus on developing external resources. How can we make the best use of our team’s time, budget, and expertise? Yes, these are important considerations, and leaders who ignore them won’t be leading for long. But too often, leaders focus so much on external factors that they neglect (or completely ignore) their internal resources: their attitudes, perspectives, motivation, and beliefs that make up

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How to Build the Ideal HR Team

HR doesn’t exist in a vacuum. This work impacts everyone: from the C-Suite to your newest hire. It also drives results. Learn how to make it all happen in Paycor’s latest guide.

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3 Tips to Prepare for a Job Interview

Women on Business

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An Open Letter From a Closet Extrovert – Seeking a Champion

Jesse Lyn Stoner Blog

Dear Introverts, It’s nice that people are appreciating you so much more these days and showing how to build on your quiet strengths. But we extroverts are also often misunderstood, and we need a champion, too – someone who will stand up for us and challenge these common misperceptions. Ready, Fire, Aim. It’s not necessary to take everything we say literally.

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Remarkable TV: Making Sure People “Get It”

Kevin Eikenberry

They said “they got it”, but their performance or behavior says otherwise…Yikes. Check out today’s Remarkable TV below for tips on what to do in these situations. RTV 74 Making Sure People Get It Learn more about our Remarkable Coaching Workshop click here. People can say they “get it” but the real proof is in […].

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I Don't Know

Mills Scofield

Mike Cohea / Brown University. The freedom to ask questions and admit when you don't know is one we take for granted and our society tends to shun as a sign of weakness, yet it is how we learn, grow, create and have impact. Michelle Bailhe 's commencement address is one we need to read, re-read and live. Please read this and be grateful for her generation that will help make this world better.

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WHE24: Benefits Engagement through Gamification | with Dr. Ann Clark and Erin Krehbiel of ACI/MacroLife

Engaging Leader

Back in episode 14, we talked about the six drivers of behavioral engagement. One driver is Structural Ability; in other words, make it easy for people to take the recommended actions that will improve their physical or financial health. Another of the six drivers is Personal Motivation; make it what they want to do. Gamification […] Back in episode 14, we talked about the six drivers of behavioral engagement.

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The Fine Line Between Friendship and Leadership

Lead from Within

The old school of leadership will tell you that leaders and bosses can’t be friends because it may lead to favoritism. The new school of leadership says there is a way to be friends without compromising relationships or undermining alliances. Leadership is all about relationships—the connections we make, the friendships we create. So how can friendship and leadership coexist?

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How to Stay Competitive in the Evolving State of Martech

Marketing technology is essential for B2B marketers to stay competitive in a rapidly changing digital landscape — and with 53% of marketers experiencing legacy technology issues and limitations, they’re researching innovations to expand and refine their technology stacks. To help practitioners keep up with the rapidly evolving martech landscape, this special report will discuss: How practitioners are integrating technologies and systems to encourage information-sharing between departments and pr

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We May be Reaching a Tipping Point in our Understanding – Insight from Derek Thompson’s “A World Without Work”

First Friday Book Synopsis

“the role of humans as the most important factor of production is bound to diminish in the same way that the role of horses in agricultural production was first diminished and then eliminated by the introduction of tractors.” 
 Many medical doctors used to have their dictation sent overseas to be transcribed. But an increasing […].

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Leadership Caffeine™—The Inner Game of Leading

Management Excellence

Leadership is played on an open court in the workplace for all to see, yet, I submit that the game is won or lost in the mind of the individual as he/she pushes self-doubt and hubris back into their respective corners. This is the inner game of leading and it is very difficult.

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This Could Be a Transformational 4 Days for You

Steve Farber

I know that sounds like hyperbole; I know a lot of people use the word “transformational” to describe their programs and events–so, I don’t use it lightly. But now that we’ve had several Extreme Leadership Certifications under our belt, I offer you this proposition in confidence: This could be a transformational 4 days for you.

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5 Tips For Brainstorming New Ideas

Eric Jacobson

Your employees have lots of ideas. So, be sure you provide the forums and mechanisms for your employees to share their ideas with you. Hold at least a few brainstorming sessions each year, as well. And, when you are brainstorming with your employees, try these five tips : Encourage ALL ideas. Don't evaluate or criticize ideas when they are first suggested.

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The Complete People Management Toolkit

From welcoming new team members to tough termination decisions, each employment lifecycle phase requires a balance of knowledge, empathy & legal diligence.

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I Don't Know

Mills Scofield

Mike Cohea / Brown University. The freedom to ask questions and admit when you don't know is one we take for granted and our society tends to shun as a sign of weakness, yet it is how we learn, grow, create and have impact. Michelle Bailhe 's commencement address is one we need to read, re-read and live. Please read this and be grateful for her generation that will help make this world better.

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7 Characteristics of the Backside of Leadership

Ron Edmondson

One critical part of leadership is what I like to call the “backside of leadership.” It’s the part that is unseen. Or unknown at the time. It’s the unspoken, unclear, has-to-be-tested side of leadership. So critical. Years ago I had a leader I could never predict. One day everything was wonderful and the next day nothing was right.

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How Do You Track Your Conversations with Prospects?

David A Fields

A consultant asked me the following question: How do you keep track of your history with prospects? I write things down, but they get lost until that moment when I think “Oh! Crap, I haven’t talked to Max for 18 years.” What advice would you give this consultant? Is there a particular system you use that works for you? Please share your thoughts below.

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The W. Edwards Deming Institute 2015 Fall Conference, Sep 18-20

Deming Institute

This year The W. Edwards Deming Institute’s conference will be held in September. The theme of the conference is Next Generation Leadership: Disruptive by Design. Join us September 18th to the 20th at Iowa State University in Ames, Iowa for the 2015 annual conference. Speakers: Jim Benson , Founding Partner, Modus Cooperandi and Author of Personal Kanban.

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ABM Evolution: How Top Marketers Are Using Account-Based Strategies

In times of economic uncertainty, account-based strategies are essential. According to several business analysts and practitioners, ABM is a necessity for creating more predictable revenue. Research shows that nearly three-quarters of marketers (74%) already have the resources needed to build successful ABM programs.

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How Industrial Systems Are Turning into Digital Services

Harvard Business Review

To some, ball bearings are boring, even though these small steel spheres are what keep everything from factory machines and wind turbines as well as cars, trucks, planes, and trains moving smoothly and safely. But to Sweden-based SKF Group — the leading company in the $76 billion global market for ball bearing systems — these objects are heroic, destined to become the “brains of rotating machinery” by transmitting data to boost performance, reduce downtime, and prevent ac

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What Happened When Linkin Park Asked Harvard for Help with Its Business Model

Harvard Business Review

Photo by Mark Fiore. How do musicians make money today? Album sales are down 14%, single downloads are down 11%, and only the streaming services are up, 28%. Technology has forced music artists to completely rethink the way they approach their businesses. We’ve all had to adapt. The most successful artists in this new landscape have begun to look at new business models and new industries to strengthen their existing brands.

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The 6 Most Common Innovation Mistakes Companies Make

Harvard Business Review

The problem was clear. The executive team of a consumer healthcare company had concluded that the rise of new competitors meant the company needed to up its innovation game. The company had spent the past two decades focused on implementing Six Sigma processes across the enterprise and it was primed to execute on the best and smartest ideas. We advised them that solving the problem required a carefully orchestrated set of interventions where we would “fight systems with systems,” mak

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The Limits of 3D Printing

Harvard Business Review

Contrary to what some say , 3D printing is not going to revolutionize the manufacturing sector, rendering traditional factories obsolete. The simple fact of the matter is the economics of 3D printing now and for the foreseeable future make it an unfeasible way to produce the vast majority of parts manufactured today. So instead of looking at it as a substitute for existing manufacturing, we should look to new areas where it can exploit its unique capabilities to complement traditional manufactur

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Recruit and Retain New Blue-Collar Talent

Blue-collar jobs have a branding problem. One company, GEON, partnered with Paycor to find the solution. Learn how to attract, engage, and retain blue-collar employees, helping them build meaningful careers – and support your company’s goals.

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75% of Cross-Functional Teams Are Dysfunctional

Harvard Business Review

When I was in the midst of researching what caused cross-functional teams to succeed — and finding that many of them failed — I discovered a deeply dysfunctional development project in a huge multinational IT company. The company had invested $100 million in the project, which involved three divisions. Most of the team, and even some executives, knew the project was a dead-end two years before the company finally pulled the plug.

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