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Leadership is a Process!

Lead Change Blog

The diagram below highlights the steps involved in the leadership process. Leaders are open, curious, and motivated to get a full understanding of the current situation. Bottom Line—face reality—the good, the bad, and the ugly! At regular intervals, provide up-to-date information on progress and problems. What’s going on?

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Engagement and Motivating Employees

CoachStation

The risk of not getting leadership and culture ‘right’ are significant. It’s about understanding how important leadership and engagement are. Thankfully, this attitude and openness to leadership and personal growth is improving. Flexibility, on the other hand, is a top motivator and reason for staying. (2).

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5 Body Language Habits That Sabotage Your Leadership Success

Lead from Within

When it comes to leadership your words are important. In fact, research has shown that nonverbal cues make up a significant portion of how we communicate and can even convey more information than the words we speak. Body Language Habit #3: Slumped Shoulders Your posture can say a lot about your state of mind and your leadership style.

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Leadership and Work Teams

Great Leadership By Dan

Bottom line, organizations are seeking to reconstitute themselves as a network of teams, ditching the traditional hierarchy. Leaders are at the bottom of the pyramid supporting those in the team above them and not the other way around. This makes teamwork even more crucial to overall success or failure for the organization.

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Building Trust: A Leadership Imperative

Lead Change Blog

And the bottom line is that trust is anything but soft. Customer satisfaction occurs when a companies products and services live up to brand promise thereby improving reputational value and trust. Customers are willing to speak up, organize, and boycott when their expectations aren’t met. What is trust?

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March 2020 Leadership Development Carnival

Lead Change Blog

Welcome to the March 2020 Leadership Development Carnival! We’re excited to share posts from leadership experts from around the globe on the topics of communication, development, engagement, motivation, productivity, team building, and more. What do you believe about leadership? Communication. What was he to do?

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The Call of “Not Knowing”– How Uncertainty is Still the Test of Leadership

Great Leadership By Dan

There have been great examples of leadership in our multiple crises of the moment. People who are otherwise obscure on the national scene are now showing up in news feeds and quenching a yearning for sanity, direction and confidence. Crisis leadership is a crucible and it’s natural for us to be inspired by what it can produce.