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Enhancing Board Performance: Strategies for Effective Board Evaluations

N2Growth Blog

Implementing confidentiality in board evaluations ensures that sensitive topics can be discussed and managed appropriately, leading to more effective governance and decision-making processes. Using digital platforms also reduces biases and subjective interpretations, leading to more objective assessments of board effectiveness.

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Highlights – 10 April

Chartered Management Institute

It’s still a huge topic. She also featured in a Reuters report on the subject. Share to Twitter Share to Facebook Share to LinkedIn Share via email You might also like these posts on this topic: Highlights – 27 March Why ‘Quit-Tok’ is a viral wake-up call. story about the changes. Why not share it.

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How leaders deal with fear

Skip Prichard

This week on “Aim Higher,” my panel of business and leadership experts cover a tricky subject: fear in the workplace. Be transparent about mistakes and their consequences (or lack thereof). It’s a topic we don’t cover often enough—possibly because of the “fear of fear”—and I think you’ll come away with some helpful tactics.

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October 2020 Leadership Development Carnival

Lead Change Blog

We’re excited to share posts from leadership experts from around the globe on the topics of communication, development, engagement, motivation, productivity, team building, and more. Salary transparency and pay equity are a powerful tool in the fight against social injustice, unconscious bias, and a lack of diversity in the workplace.

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Leadership & Changing Your Mind

N2Growth Blog

When evaluating your position on any given topic are you trying to learn something, or are you just trying to justify your opinion? Subjecting yourself to dissenting opinion allows you to refine your good ideas, weed-out the bad ideas, and acquire new ideas. It makes them approachable, and it makes them human.

Maturity 365
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5 Mistakes Pastors Make With Finances

Ron Edmondson

It’s helped me form some thoughts around the topic; specifically some mistakes I think we can avoid. If the church is going to disciple people, it can’t avoid the subject of money. Not being transparent. Working with different churches over the years, I’ve seen lots of approaches by pastors in this area of finances.

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Why People Don’t Always Speak Up At Work

The Horizons Tracker

Obviously, this represents a conundrum for managers as employees might feel comfortable speaking up on one topic but not another. For instance, transparency around how ideas are considered and ample communication when those ideas are implemented can help highlight the value the organization places on ideas. Safe place.