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First Look: Leadership Books for March 2023

Leading Blog

Good Power : Leading Positive Change in Our Lives, Work, and World by Ginni Rometty Former IBM CEO Ginni Rometty recounts in Good Power , her groundbreaking path from a challenging childhood to becoming the CEO of IBM and one of the world's most influential business leaders. The result: mixed signals.

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How to Make Real Change Happen When You’re Not CEO

Let's Grow Leaders

It’s a question we hear all the time from audience members […]. Let’s Grow Leaders Q&A In a recent post we invited you to send us your biggest leadership challenge. We received a great question from a healthcare leader in the United Kingdom.

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How to Survive a Meeting with the CEO

Great Leadership By Dan

Most employees NEVER get to have a meeting with the CEO of their company. After all, exposure is a double-edged sword, and many CEOs and senior executives have short attention spans but long memories. This post isn’t written for the seasoned executive or middle manager who has regular interactions with the CEO.

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Become a Brand Renegade

Leading Blog

The idea of curated customer experiences was something that had to be taught, and we chose candidates who wanted to learn and improve their careers. In addition to his role as founder and CEO of Club Tattoo, he is a drummer with Grey Daze. Invest in strategic partnerships.

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Never Say Never: The Importance of Word Choice in Leadership Communication

Leading Blog

As I conduct observation coaching with leaders, I watch for how their words resonate with their audience. This step requires the sender to know their audience and convey their message clearly and concisely to support understanding. L ANGUAGE matters. Does what they say induce fear? Excitement?

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If You Can’t Lead Through Crisis, You Can’t Lead at All

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Throughout my career as a communications professional, I have reminded my clients, colleagues, and audiences that “You can’t communicate your way out of what you behaved your way into.” And I should know. I’ve been the spokesperson for many people who have behaved badly.

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How to Stop a Workplace Bully (Without Losing Your Lunch Money)

Let's Grow Leaders

However, this has made me not decide so many things for myself like my career path, my job etc…at that time. My new CEO is there. Then I set up a call with my CEO and a project manager from his team (someone he trusted) that was in the room. My CEO took a long breath. Here are two examples from our research.

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