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Training and Development: Top Ten Lessons Learned

The Practical Leader

I took Dale Carnegie sales, public speaking, and management training courses and got turned on to personal and leadership development. Make People Stronger for Organizations and Organizations Stronger for People We’ve found this simple formula is key to lasting and effective leadership and organization development: B = P x C.

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Executive Managerial Leadership Coaching: Case Study

Mike Cardus

Below is an actual Executive Coaching and Managerial Leadership Training + Development process I facilitated. The methods and processes worked! Intervention: Mike developed, trained and coached all key personal that are the current managers that have been identified as needing this process. Resolution.

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JLL’s Commitment to DEI

HR Digest

We started with rigorous leadership assessments, including a 360 review to solicit feedback from my stakeholders and team. We often find that 360-degree feedback is helpful in looking at strengths and development opportunities; however, that was only part of the equation.

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360 Survey On the Wall…I Hardly See Myself at All

You're Not the Boss of Me

This post, from January 2012, challenges the 360 degree feedback process first popularized in the 1990s. Too often, rather than use such a process as a springboard to having important conversations, we make the process itself the focal point thus diminishing its usefulness. . I’m not a big fan of surveys.

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Video Book Club: One Page Talent Management

Next Level Blog

In this week’s book club video, I share three simple (and whack up the side of the head obvious) design principles that Marc and Miriam apply to designing talent management initiatives such as performance reviews, 360 degree feedback and succession planning. It’s a great book for anyone charged with developing talent.

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How to Participate in Your Employee’s Coaching

Harvard Business Review

But today, executive coaching is often viewed as a strategic investment in human capital – a perk reserved for employees with high potential — and managers have realized that they need to participate in the process. Be blunt with the coach – blunter than you would be with the coachee.

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How to Participate in Your Employee’s Coaching

Harvard Business Review

But today, executive coaching is often viewed as a strategic investment in human capital – a perk reserved for employees with high potential — and managers have realized that they need to participate in the process. Be blunt with the coach – blunter than you would be with the coachee.