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Leading in the Wild

Lead Change Blog

They extend a heartfelt invitation to all (does and bucks) to join them on their wild journey. “Do Opening the cage door, Hazel works to convince the four to abandon their confined and boring dwelling and join his band in the wild. Welcome to the Wild. The Way of the Leader in the Wild. Do you ever come out?”

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119: Goals Gone Wild: The New Performance Management | with Kris Duggan of BetterWorks

Engaging Leader

Research shows no one is happy with annual performance reviews—not executives, not managers, and not individual contributors. Even HR teams responsible for performance management aren’t convinced annual reviews provide value. There are five key pillars to goal management: Connected. Website: BetterWorks.

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Book Review: Wild courage

Chartered Management Institute

As such it may appeal to the more mature leader or manager who sees the writing on the wall in terms of the sustainability of current, social, economic and environmental trends. Reviewed by Gordon Harris. This book deals with the sense that there must be something more than “success”.

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The CIO Paradox: A book review by Bob Morris

First Friday Book Synopsis

Robertson enterprise architecture Enterprise Architecture as Strategy: Creating a Foundation for Business Execution Future of the CIO Role Futurist versus Archivist Harvard Business Review Press How to become a CIO "for all seasons" IT and Business Paradox Jeanne W.

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Five Ways to Spot a Leader in the Wild

LDRLB

The psychology of stewardship is a hot topic in management studies. Emotional intelligence takes the practice of awareness a step further; true leaders control their emotions and manage the emotional turbulence around them. Paying attention can dramatically change the way people respond to you. Over to you.

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Celebrate Failure

Career Advancement

Just as a failed cancer drug proved incredibly useful for managing the AIDS virus, a past failure can become a wild success in a different context. It’s most fitting to celebrate failures related to innovation, rather than execution, Harvard Business Review points out.

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David Burkus: An interview by Bob Morris

First Friday Book Synopsis

David is Assistant Professor of Management at the College of Business at Oral Roberts University, where he teaches courses on leadership, creativity, strategy, and organizational behavior. Chesterton Harvard Business Review Inc. He is the founder and host LDRLB, a […].

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