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Assessing to Ascend: The Value of Executive Leadership Team Assessments

N2Growth Blog

Look for tools that have been thoroughly tested and validated by independent experts or reputable organizations in the field. Various methodologies are available, including surveys, interviews, and 360-degree feedback– at N2Growth, our coaches are experts in the Big Five and FIVE LENS assessments.

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Ain’t That a Kick in the Pants

Lead Change Blog

One of the most effective ways of doing this is having the leader go through a 360-degree feedback process, where the people they are leading rate the leader’s style and performance. The raters often include the leader him or herself and the leader’s boss(es), peers, and direct reports— hence a “360-degree” view.

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10 Ways to Keep Cool and Composed

Great Leadership By Dan

This post was originally recently published in SmartBlog on Leadership : When a leader blows up, loses their temper, or lets their emotions get the better of them they can quickly develop a reputation as volatile, moody, defensive, or having a lack of leadership presence. Unfortunately, all it takes is one public outburst.

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To Help Others Develop, Start With Yourself

Marshall Goldsmith

I just reviewed my 360-degree feedback. CEO Kent Kresa inherited a company that had a poor reputation for integrity, a battered stock price, and an unfortunate reputation as one of the least-admired companies in its industry. I have been working on becoming a better coach for the past year or so.

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November 2016 Leadership Development Carnival

Lead Change Blog

I’m not sure what to do since I am new on the team and don’t want to get a reputation early on for being difficult or refusing to do work. Jill shares, “Getting 360 degree feedback anonymously can be overwhelming and cause anxiety. Signed, Between a rock and a hard place in Iowa.”

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To Develop Others, Start With Yourself

Marshall Goldsmith

I just reviewed my 360- degree feedback. For example, Northrop Grumman CEO Kent Kresa inherited a company that had a poor reputation for integrity, a battered stock price, and reputation as one of the least-admired companies. I have been working on becoming a better coach for the past year or so.

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November 2016 Leadership Development Carnival

Lead Change Blog

I’m not sure what to do since I am new on the team and don’t want to get a reputation early on for being difficult or refusing to do work. Jill shares, “Getting 360 degree feedback anonymously can be overwhelming and cause anxiety. Signed, Between a rock and a hard place in Iowa.”