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How to Manage High Performers

The Center For Leadership Studies

Tips for Managing High Performers High-performing talent can make or break the success of a project, so it’s essential to provide support and supervision to keep them happy in their roles. Talk about growth and development: High performers want to know they’re progressing on projects and in their careers.

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Inspiring Leadership Feedback Examples to Drive Success for High-Performing Teams

Experience to Lead

Real-time Feedback: This is immediate feedback given soon after an event or situation. Project or Task-Based Feedback: Feedback specific to a task or project the leader was responsible for. ” “Your decision-making during the recent project challenges was commendable.

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A Moment of Reflection on 50 Years

The Center For Leadership Studies

I started working at The Center for Leadership Studies (CLS) in June of 1983, and I was so very honored to do so! We had a packaged program ( The Essentials of Situational Leadership ® ) that I was responsible for selling and, if need be, facilitating. My job at CLS was well-defined. There was no internet.

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Why Do Employees Leave Their Jobs?

The Center For Leadership Studies

In Situational Leadership ® terms, ability is determined by answering the following question: “Is this person currently performing at a sustained and acceptable level?” By the same token, when employees receive no guidance or support, especially on projects of significance, it can have a similar impact.

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Preventing Workplace Burnout

The Center For Leadership Studies

An ever-increasing number of obstacles preclude diving in or even taking the first step on a project. This can even be the case with emergent projects that seem to come out of nowhere and somehow get added to the mix. leadership, conflict resolution, decision-making, etc.). customers, supervisors, colleagues).

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What Makes a Good Leader?

The Center For Leadership Studies

We (The Center for Leadership Studies) had the opportunity to conduct a research project with Anders Ericsson a few years back (before his untimely passing). Great leaders figure out (usually early on in their careers) that it is not about them. appeared first on Situational Leadership® Management and Leadership Training.

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The Case for Custom Learning

The Center For Leadership Studies

I have had the distinct honor of helping to design, develop and deliver over 200 custom leadership development projects during my career. The overwhelming majority of the projects I have had direct experience with were with customers I would describe as creative, forward-thinking, learning professionals.