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Great Leaders Make Decisions | N2Growth Blog

N2Growth Blog

Furthermore, if your company isn’t leveraging action learning to develop leaders, fuel innovation, foster collaboration, and catalyze growth then you are missing a substantial opportunity. My message is a simple one…stop pondering and pontificating make a decision and take action.

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NOISE Analysis, an alternative to SWOT. Strategic Planning

Mike Cardus

Scaling Question: Currently the department, organization, team (choose appropriate) operates at X, what does X + 2 look like? Mike will come to you to facilitate the action learning and processing, or can just send you a document with videos and photos of how to do everything you need. How would you know?

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DiSC Team Activity: Steady Changing S–Steadiness Development Activity

Mike Cardus

If we were to operate more in the steadiness quadrant, what would our actions be like amongst each other? Mike will come to you to facilitate the action learning and processing, or can just send you a document with videos and photos of how to do everything you need. Amongst our managers? Amongst our customers?

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Hard Skill, Soft Skill–Team Building Activity

Mike Cardus

Additionally Hard Skill, Soft Skill illustrates how we all operate from different criteria of what a hard, soft skill is. Contact Mike Mike will come to you to facilitate the action learning and processing, or can just send you a document with videos and photos of how to do everything you need. Mike is your answer.

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The Leadership Vacuum | N2Growth Blog

N2Growth Blog

The number of books, blogs, tweets, videos, webcasts, podcasts, etc., Having been trained by one of the best companies in the world on Leadership Development, (GE), in one of the best action learning environments in the world (a high performance culture), I frown on textbook practitioners.

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