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Succession Planning Development Plans: Skill Gaps or Experience Gaps?

Great Leadership By Dan

Maybe you’re a manager, and you’re just concerned about identifying and grooming successors for you own position, so that you’ll have a replacement ready when it’s time for you to move up or on. Well, unless you create and implement a targeted, robust, realistic, and measurable development plan, all that work will have been for nothing.

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Is It Fun Being Led by You?

Lead Change Blog

We got our black belts in six-sigma; words or acronyms like Kaizen, PDCA, TQM, QC and ISO became everyday parts of our work language. His excitement came from a genuinely ecstatic space, not a feature he donned like a mask to attract attention or influence an outcome. The benefits were significant. Fun Leaders Are Light.

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Possibility Maximizer: Management Improvement Carnival

Sales Wolf Blog

SHRM - Society for Human Resource Managment Indispensible for the HR Professional! License.

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Ten Types of Organizational Change

Change Starts Here

While the general approach to influencing change is similar across projects, the specific details of how you implement each project will depend on what you’re trying to change. The first step towards customizing your change management approach is defining your change. A non-profit organization developed a new way to engage volunteers.

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What we see…

Deming Institute

While using the educational foundation established in The Machine That Changed the World , I suggest being ever mindful of the influence of our respective paradigms in filtering out data that doesn’t fit our own paradigms. Yet, what can be said of the limits to standardization? Should everything be standardized, including language?

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How to Identify Your Project Stakeholders Interest

Mike Cardus

As a project leader/manager one of your primary responsibilities is to increase the absorptive capacity of the project to organizational and community stakeholders. Setting a precedent Rath & Strong’s Six Sigma Team Pocket Guide. Reputation ? Others’ perception ? Control over events or departments ? Saving face ?

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Promoting the Non-Obvious Candidate

Harvard Business Review

Conventional talent-management systems emphasize the need to give high performers appropriate experiences to help them ascend to more senior levels of management. Companies define career paths accordingly and carefully map, often in a linear fashion, the various roles one has to fill to reach higher management ranks.