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Which Comes First: Organizational Values or Personal Values?

Lead Change Blog

Posted in Leadership Development Karin Hurt challenged us to think about vision and values the past month. In the Lead Change Google+ group, we asked the question: Which comes first: Organizational Values or Personal Values? Joy Guthrie: When personal values don’t match up [.]

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What Is Different About Ethical Leadership?

Leading Blog

A DHERING to an ethical code during challenging times is a standout trait in many historical and present-day leaders that we’ve come to admire. Consider, for example, these leaders: Nelson Mandela – Beginning in his 20s, Mandela led a peaceful, nonviolent movement for civil rights in South Africa, for which he was imprisoned for 27 years.

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Building Tomorrow’s Leaders Today: A Look into N2Growth’s Executive Coaching

N2Growth Blog

Rooted in psychology, business, and organizational behavior, this unique approach enables individuals and teams to uncover their innate capabilities, challenges their perspectives, and fosters a culture of sustainable organizational growth. The realm of executive coaching extends beyond mere skill enhancement.

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Discovering Top Talent: The University President Search Journey

N2Growth Blog

With many expectations, including navigating complex strategic and organizational challenges fostering innovation and inspiring and galvanizing students and faculty alike, the stakes have never been higher when attracting and retaining exemplary leadership.

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7 Tips to Build Trust in Your Negotiations

Leading Blog

A 1995 Academy of Management Review journal article, “ An Integrative Model of Organizational Trust ,” is often cited for its breakdown of the factors of trustworthiness. It suggests three factors determine whether we find someone trustworthy: Ability: Do I believe the person has the ability to deliver on their promises?

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The New Age of Operations: Modern COO Search Strategies by N2Growth

N2Growth Blog

Their role expands beyond mere efficient operations, reaching into complex problem-solving, organizational design, and corporate transformation. Traditional methods of internal promotions or reliance on personal networks are giving way to more refined mechanisms.

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Approaching Leadership Excellence Through New Angles

Leading Blog

The physics of a prism can also be applied to leadership: In an agile work environment, it is valuable to slow down and reconsider which leadership angle to take in particular situations. Does it align with your core values? There is a climate where no negative gossiping or online chats about another person takes place.