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Strategic, Simple, and Successful Guide to Managing Change for Leaders

Lead from Within

It’s more than managing budgets or metrics; the key lies in understanding and managing the people side of change. Leaders should actively listen, addressing concerns, and motivate teams to adopt the change. Leading change requires new mindsets, skills, and techniques.

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Benefits of Communication Training for Businesses

Strategy Driven

Transparent communication kindles trust, eliminating confusion, while active listening sparks meaningful dialogue and tailors solutions. Starting with active listening, curbing misunderstandings, and averting issues, it cultivates unbiased spaces for diverse viewpoints. Tailor your choice accordingly.

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Leadership in Cybersecurity

N2Growth Blog

Budgeting & forecasting. Obtaining an effective security budget is a constant battle. If the security budget is measured against a percentage of the IT budget, this creates an ineffective security posture for the business. Today’s security leader must keep their pulse on a plethora of security initiatives.

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Transforming Tension: 4 Ways to Navigate Difficult Conversations

Strategy Driven

Our minds and bodies are connected, and one function our brains have is to manage how much energy is budgeted toward emotional expression. This includes active listening, asking good questions, and being able to express what you need from the other person.

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Hey, Leader! Are You Hearing Voices?

Lead Change Blog

Balance your desired outcomes with their expectations, your vision with their passion, your management with their muscle, and your budget with their cash. You have to be wise and shrewd when engaging in these conversations. And after all that…lead.

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Managing Change Effectively

Lead Change Blog

Ensuring that there were no competing priorities for training budgets when proposed changes necessitated significant reskilling for some staff. Actively listening to staff feedback and then actioning those ideas and suggestions, where appropriate. A lack of ‘Why’ and ‘Can Do’ modeling, especially by leaders and managers.

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September 2018 Leadership Development Carnival

Lead Change Blog

David Grossman of The Grossman Group shared The Art of Active Listening. David writes, “The concept might seem simple, but active listening – that is, fully concentrating on what’s being said – takes work and practice. However, it’s easy to shrug off learning when faced with limited time and budget constraints.