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November 2018 Leadership Development Carnival

Lead Change Blog

Welcome to the November Leadership Development Carnival. We’re excited to share posts from leadership experts from around the globe on the topics of communication, customer service, development, engagement, and more. Development. It‘s your job to help your employees to develop and to improve. Communication.

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Is Your Leadership Creating an Energy Crisis?

The Practical Leader

One key indicator of leadership’s failure to impassion people and foster their commitment is absenteeism. Once I found my life work and pursued career choices that really turned me on, my health miraculously improved. The post Is Your Leadership Creating an Energy Crisis? When I was a kid, I didn’t enjoy school.

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How to Avoid Looking Incompetent When Leading

Lead from Within

Absentee Leadership: Leaders who are frequently absent or disengaged from their team may come across as disinterested or lacking in commitment. Don’t Support Their Team: Leaders who fail to provide support and resources to their team may come across as unsupportive and uncaring.

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CMI Highlight – 31 May 2023

Chartered Management Institute

At CMI we've been digging into the content that’s been speaking most to the CMI community over the past six months – and there are definitely some themes that stand out: resilience, personal development and inclusion, in particular.

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Attention Seekers…just recognition hungry or bullies in disguise.

Roundtable Talk

Watch for signs of bullying … high absentee rates, continual staff turnover, individuals afraid to speak up in front of particular people. Share specific examples of what bullying looks like. Have an anti-bullying policy written down as part of your employee handbook. Prohibit actions like tantrums, screaming, and threats.

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5 Signs It’s Time for a New Job

Harvard Business Review

Regardless of your age, background, or accomplishments, you have probably fantasized about the possibility of a new career at some point in your life – those who haven’t are the exception. And, since career changes are often driven by emotional rather than rational factors, they often end up disappointing.

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How to Zap Away Stress At Work and Boost Your Productivity

HR Digest

For instance, an employee dealing with a family crisis may find it more challenging to cope with work pressures. Once you identify the triggers causing you stress, you can start to develop strategies to manage them better. It’s also important to note that personal issues can exacerbate work-related stress.

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