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Never Say Never: The Importance of Word Choice in Leadership Communication

Leading Blog

Effective leaders use communication as a critical competency to build trusting relationships, align team members around a vision, lead necessary change, and drive action. In support of that, the communication process typically involves five critical steps. Does what they say induce fear? Excitement? Avoid Certain Words.

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Why Teams Often Don’t Work and How to Build Them

The Practical Leader

one of the scouts asked. In Working with Emotional Intelligence , Daniel Goleman, reports, “a study by the Center for Creative Leadership of top American and European executives whose careers derailed, the inability to build and lead a team was one of the most common reasons for failure.” “Yes!”

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Preventing Regrettable Turnover: A Leadership Guide to Retention

CO2

The fault, I realized, was not in his capabilities, but in my failure to integrate him into our company’s culture and value him as an individual. The Surprising Reasons Behind Regrettable Turnover Often, the causes of regrettable turnover are not what you might expect. It’s rarely about the job, salary, or title.

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How to Increase Your Grit Factor

Skip Prichard

Studying people who demonstrate incredible resilience under pressure always teaches me ways I can improve my stamina and my leadership. That’s why I was immediately drawn in when a copy of Shannon Huffman Polson’s The Grit Factor: Courage, Resilience, and Leadership in the Most Male-Dominated Organization in the World crossed my desk.

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Emotional Intelligence and A Call-Up to the Big Leagues

General Leadership

You are anxious and excited to take your leadership to the next level but you know you are facing some tough competition. I was still “wet behind the ears”, a rookie, and still had dues to pay and lessons to learn from the infamous school of hard knocks. He believed leadership was about walking the walk and talking the talk.

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Revealing The Secret To Successful Leadership

Tanveer Naseer

In leadership circles, we’re constantly on the lookout for sage advice on what it takes to succeed; of what skills, competencies, and/or strategies leaders should employ and exemplify to succeed in today’s challenging, ever-changing work environment. So what is it? It’s that successful leaders show up.

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7 Ways Leaders Can Empower Their Employees To Succeed

Tanveer Naseer

Of the many, many things that today’s leaders are expected to do, one of the most sought-after abilities in a leader is someone who can motivate and support those around them to bring their best selves to the work they do. It’s also worth noting here that the goal here is not to simply act on what others are telling you.

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