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No Formal Leadership Training? No Problem!

Lead Change Blog

To say I ‘fell’ into leadership is probably a little unfair, but when I found myself running a small sales team several years ago, I fully admit to suffering from imposter syndrome. Somehow, I’d achieved a position of authority (and a board seat) without any formal training. No Problem!

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Leaders Coaching Leaders: One Secret to Sustainable Leadership Development

Let's Grow Leaders

As organizations flatten and people continue to work remotely, it will take more than an executive sponsor to ensure your leadership development sticks. You need leaders at every level engaged with your training as leader coaches to facilitate application and learning. How to Create a More Sustainable Leadership Development Program.

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Working Manager: How to Support Your Team and Get Work Done Too

Let's Grow Leaders

” This question came in from one of our “Asking for a Friend” segments in a recent leadership development program. There are two ways to do this: micro-engagements and formal development. The second way to invest is with more formal development. What should I do?” What is a working manager?

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Help for the Overwhelmed Working Manager

Let's Grow Leaders

Help for the Overwhelmed Working Manager Hey, it’s David, and you’re listening to Leadership Without Losing Your Soul, your source for practical leadership, inspiration tools and strategies you can use to achieve transformational results without sacrificing your humanity or your mind in the process.

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Build Your Own Competency Model- A Team Exercise

Let's Grow Leaders

Or perhaps you work on your own or in a small company that just doesn’t have time for such formalities? I’m all for formal, validated competency modeling processes. Competency models are extremely useful for staffing and selection processes, building training curriculum, compensation modeling and other contexts.

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Humility is the New Smart: Are You Ready?

Leading Blog

Those skills, while uniquely human, are not what we are typically trained to do and require a deal of messy personal development. The problem is “we’re just too wired to confirm what we already believe, and we feel too comfortable having a cohesive simple story of how our world works.” Listening to others helps to quiet our ego. “We

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10 Ways to Take Charge of Your Own Leadership Development

Great Leadership By Dan

This post was recently published at Smartblog on Leadership. Sadly, there are many organizations that are still using this outdated method of leadership development. While this model is inherently flawed in a number of ways, the biggest problem with it is that people won’t grow or change unless they want to. Go get feedback.