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Are We Setting Our Leaders Up For Success?

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Sadly, when they get the job they may get little or no training on how to lead a team. (1) Too often I saw people being held accountable for our own failures to set them up for leadership success and support our team members to achieve. People get hired or promoted into leadership roles every day.

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Does Leadership Intent Equal Business Success?

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Highly engaged employees are nearly six times more likely than disengaged employees to use challenging goals to improve performance, and more than seven times more likely to agree that their senior leadership team encourages innovation and creative ideas. (1) But, few actually lead their teams with this in mind on a daily basis. “We

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What To Focus On When Starting a New Job: Role Integration

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You want to make a good impression and set yourself up for success in your new role. Your success and satisfaction depends on numerous factors, many of which you can influence and control. This is often misunderstood and poorly implemented, with significant risks for employee retention, engagement and business success as a result.

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Integration and Maximising Opportunities When Starting a New Job

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You want to make a good impression and set yourself up for success in your new role. Your success and satisfaction depends on numerous factors, many of which you can influence and control. This is often misunderstood and poorly implemented, with significant risks for employee retention, engagement and business success as a result.

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Engagement and Motivating Employees

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Developing the skills to engage team members is important. As a leader you are obligated to develop your skills to influence and support each and every team member. Your goal must be to ensure your team members are regularly performing work that they are good at and care about. It won’t always be like this, however.

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Remote Working and Management: Accepted or Not?

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Remote working and the associated challenges and benefits of leading a team who may not be located in the same site, is becoming more prominent in business. Leading remotely can add to the challenge of building a team. It is fair to say that we know more about the risks and benefits of working from home than we did 6 months ago.

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Coaching Leaders: Learning To Lead

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Organisations regularly fail to set their leaders up for success. Leaders who have sought development and coaching are significantly more likely to engage their team members. When it comes to development, up and coming managers and leaders themselves are just as responsible and culpable. Those who do should feel very lucky.