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Sustained Leadership

Coaching Tip

Thousands of leaders attend leadership training every year to glean insights into how to lead better. Although the executive education debate still rages on whether leadership is learned or innate , there is no doubt that the subject is being taught. Unfortunately, few of them will implement these good intentions.

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The Better Way For Discussing Performance With An Employee

Eric Jacobson

Here is some great advice about the emerging practices for performance and development dialogue with an employee from the new book, Reinventing TheOrganization.

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Blogging on Business Update from Bob Morris (Week of 6/3/13)

First Friday Book Synopsis

Green Converge Dave Logan Dave Ulrich Elizabeth Bowling Elizabeth Mohr Emily Bennington Finerman’s Rules Gretchen Gavett HBR HBR Guide to Managing Up and Across Jack Zenger Jenna Fagnan Karen Finerman Laura Vanderkam Lawrence A. Bailey Charles H.

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Why Doesn't HR Lead Change?

Harvard Business Review

Few HR organizations will promote improvement training unless it's driven by senior leadership, even though they may recognize it as what the organization needs. Before HR can offer advice to the organization, it needs to be a partner — not just support. Others say that HR is under-utilized. A supporting role may seem safer.

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What All Great Leaders Have In Common | N2Growth Blog

N2Growth Blog

Therefore the following tips were designed to help you get the most out of your reading while maintaining efficiency in your reading efforts: Books : My first piece of advice is that if you don’t own a Kindle or other e-reader, go get one. Did you know that the average American only reads one book a year?

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Future of HR: The Transition to Performance Advisor

LDRLB

Overall, this report is useful when combined with other recent publications by Dave Ulrich and various consulting firms on the state of HR. It especially dovetails well with Ulrich’s latest work, HR From the Outside-In. The report itself includes much more than what I cited here.

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