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How Agile Are You?

Rich Gee Group

To succeed you need to be flexible, innovate, and be agile. Developed by military strategist and United States Air Force Colonel John Boyd, the OODA Loop was applied to the combat operations process, often at the strategic level in military operations. The post How Agile Are You? appeared first on Rich Gee Group.

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LeadershipNow 140: March 2023 Compilation

Leading Blog

Mercy Most Merciful And Affirming from @JohnBaldoni Boss’s Tip of the Week: People are people from @wallybock The crucial link between motivation and self-awareness via @BBC It’s the People, Stupid! by @artpetty Leaders Love Puzzles (for Better and for Worse) by @edbatista No Time for Career Development?

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Expecting the Unexpected: Meet Unpredictability with Agility and Adaptability

The Practical Leader

Here’s a few blogs/articles evolving from that work: An Agile Culture Ripples Out From the Leadership Team. Includes six key findings from “The Agile C-Suite” drawn from a study of hundreds of organizations. Escaping the Change Management Trap: From Rigidity to Agility. Organizational behavior reflects leadership team behavior.

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5 Tips to Create High-Performance Teams

Lead Change Blog

The best rules of engagement identify the goal of the team, establish the rules of operation, and define where responsibilities lie. Do we have no team rules so that the team can be agile, flexible and have autonomy, or do we impose a set of rules and risk quashing creativity and innovation?

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Management Agility

Coaching Tip

Their book, "ACCELERATING PERFORMANCE: How Organizations Can Mobilize, Execute, and Transform with Agility" demonstrates a research-backed approach to how organizations and leaders can drive transformation in a highly disruptive, ever-changing world. Level 2 is about operating on a scale. . Level 1 thing is about binary decisions.

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First Look: Leadership Books for May 2020

Leading Blog

Amazon’s impact is so pervasive that business leaders in nearly every sector around the world need to understand how this force of nature operates. Brian Dumaine shares tips for Amazon-proofing your business. Doing Agile Right : Transformation Without Chaos by Darrell K. Rigby, Sarah Elk, and Steven H.

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Five Tips for Leading Multigenerational Teams

The Center For Leadership Studies

Consider the tips below on how to bridge any “generation gaps” that could come into play: Avoid stereotyping: An effective team is one that’s agile enough to move beyond stereotypes and clichés and is focused on the job at hand. Instead, consider if and how that uniqueness matters in terms of your day-to-day operations or projects.

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