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Two Leadership Models

Lead Change Blog

Posted in Leadership Development In leadership, there are two distinct organizational models. Since few things are quite so black-and-white, we might consider them to be two ends of a continuium, with a virtually limitless number of stops between the two.

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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. If your Sales SVP thinks your leadership development program is a distraction, your sales managers will show up late and multi-task. Now you want them to be leadership coaches too?

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Good Team Leaders Checklist

Leading Blog

H IGH-PERFORMING teams have six characteristics: leadership, organization, communication, knowledge, experience, and discipline, says former Air Force F-115 pilot James Murphy. But among these, leadership comes first. Bad leadership will doom a team. Model an Appropriate example. Model an Appropriate example.

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Doubting Existing Management: Private Equity’s Talent Conundrum

N2Growth Blog

In the evolving Private Equity arena, a quintessence of proficient leadership is imperative to navigate the complexities and render substantial value. Moreover, the shelf life of PE backed CEOs is two years for more than 50% of companies. Talent churn coupled with talent scarcity is a disaster in the making in the coming years.

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From Misunderstanding to Mastery: Four Dimensions to Transform Your Cross Cultural Leadership

Let's Grow Leaders

Cross cultural leadership to build better teams Cross cultural leadership is a fantastic chance to broaden your impact and develop teams that excel in performance and innovative problem-solving. It was an early lesson in cross cultural leadership, and I am so grateful for Jack having that conversation with me.

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The POINT Feedback Model – When You POINT at Problems, You Have More Effective Conversations

Great Results Team Building

Ready to try the POINT feedback conversation model? And Sean’s books, Rapid T eamwork , The 10 Commandments of Winning Teammates , and Staying Coachable are entertaining parables with powerful take-aways to improve team performance and leadership!

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One Critical Component to Leading Change

Nathan Magnuson

I had two separate experiences with leading change recently that demonstrate a critical aspect that is often the difference between success and failure. Let me share the two scenarios – see if you can guess what it is. In each scenario – the change model worked. Of course, I’ll share it as well.

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